And Now The Rain

[la_samtyr]

Yeah, it just started in. So, after hearing thunder all afternoon/evening, it has finally started in. Mostly sprinkles at the moment but it *might* get heavier; in fact, I think I hear it doing just that.

Watching HeathBaby in "A Knight's Tale" on TBS. Yummy Puppy!Heath. :) I just wish they were using bigger horses in the film. They (the horses) just seem too, well, regular-sized (like 16 hands) to be carrying all that armor. They should look bigger and heavier-boned, a Friesan or a Trakkhener at least, if not a Clydesdale or better yet--a Shire. [EG] I suppose the actors would be upset since it would put quite a stretch on the inner thigh muscles. *snerk* And *that* would mean recovery time (with time being equal to gold in the world of filmmaking.) But still... heh heh ... I'd love to see it.

Got to go before a lightning strike fries something. Niters all.

Comments

[dazedpuckbunny.livejournal.com]

Hahaha my sis and I were just discussing horses in the movies today! We were both like aching to have a movie shot where knight's actually rode proper war horses!

[samtyr.livejournal.com]

Heeee! Oh yeah, those draft horses are *big*! Not just tall, I've stood beside a Clydesdale yearling filly and she just towered over me, and I'm 5'6"! -- but they're uh, *wide* too!! Which is all the more reason to have 'em in a movie of some sort. Though I don't suppose the male actors would appreciate it! Besides, the ladies get to ride sidesaddle (which is actually kinda cool and fun once you get used to it.

[dazedpuckbunny.livejournal.com]

I've never tried sidesaddle! It looks terrifying hehe.