Blog: Life of Sophie

Yep, it's coffee time.

Here's a better pic of Dolly...

 

Morning,

Sunny spells, 10c highs of 12c.

After being busy last week at work, its like a tomb today.

Saw ep1 & 2 of "The Right Stuff" enjoyed it, its very "Mad Men",
(It features one of the "Mad Men" cast), love the soundtrack.

It pretty well follows the film of the same name (which is one of my favs).
8 episodes ending in November.

Boris making lots of Covid announcements today, not sure how it will effect
LDN & the SE. Hearing lots of radio commercials regarding Brexit changes,
(the UK formally leaves the EU on Jan 1st) if i get to travel in Europe next year,
as well as all the Covid changes, there's going to be lots more travel requirements.

Talked about Dungarees/overalls yesterday.

So Monday's Comfort pics
Here's Jaime King.

Fuck i love a Woman in dungarees*

* = Why do they call them dungarees?
“Dungri” was the Hindi name of a particular type of thick, durable cotton cloth exported from India to England in the 18th century, originally used to make sails and tents.
Eventually “dungri” cloth was pressed into service in the manufacture of work clothes, gained an extra syllable in its name, and became “dungaree”.

 

I thought it was cool that she used to go by "James King" but she stopped doing that long ago. Still looks great though.

 

I still refer to her ass James

 

Robert Pattinson and Zoe Kravitz as Bruce Wayne & Selina Kyle in "The Batman" on location in Liverpool, UK.

 

i dont know im not feeling Pattinson as far as being Batman. I will give the feature a chance of course. I mean i wasnt expecting Michael Keaton to play the role in 2 features. And christ he doesnt exactly look like your typical hero either.

 

Morning, so you’re Tuesday then.

 

Tuesday's Comfort pics
and a visit from Milla.

Milla Jovovich

I think RP has the look, have and wait and see what they do with the character?

 

She can poke someones eyes otut with those things.

 

Happy Hump day!

Feeling like I need some Mackenzie Davis today....

 

Morning!
New "Dark Elements"!

 

Morning,

9c and sunny with highs of 13c = Chilly

Wednesday's Comfort pic
Over from Billie Eilish's Insty account 14/10/20 & 7/10/2020

Girl knows how to work it.

Edits

Thank you!!!
Loved Mackenzie in the final "Terminator".
BTW I now know what a hump day is.

Yes she was in "The Fifth Element", since i don't play games i don't know its name, but she's also in a long running game series.

 

The Resident Evil movies based on the games. One of my all-time favorite games.

 

At my local station.

On this day 80 years ago, nearly 70 people lost their lives when, at 8.02pm on 14th October 1940,
a 1400kg semi-armour piercing bomb penetrated 32 feet underground, exploding just above the cross passage between the two platforms.

The incident was featured in the Keira Knightley film "Atonement".

 

Me and my friends played the first RE for the first time with all the lights out during a storm pass the controller when you die style, it was creepy AF

 

Speaking of WW II in Poland they disarmed a tall boy they found in a canal. It was left over after a aeroplane raid from the allies. Instead of remove it they simply had to blow it up. Im sure you can find footage of it if anyone is interested. I know its nitpicky but i wish it would say her dark materials on the posters of female characters.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tallboy_(bomb)

 

You're literally at a historical checkpoint? It's sad history, but I've always found it fascinating being at locations where legendary figures had been(like I have with the Pony Express or Lewis and Clark trails) or events had occurred, makes you kinda wonder if the scenery or walls could talk what would they say if that makes sense.