Waterstone and Conversation

Today, before class, Jared and I went to the largest bookstore in Europe- Waterstone. It was awesome. There were five floors, and each floor was about half the size of a typical city Borders. We lost our selves for two hours. I was kinda mad, though, because they didn't have Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. They had all the rest of the books.

After class (really boring, of course) we all went to Conversation with Corin and Vanessa Redgrave. Basically it was an onstage interview of Corin and Vanessa for about half an hour, then about twenty minutes of audience questions. I can see how it could've been interesting. The problem was I've never seen them before and I don't know who they are. The other problem is that they didn't talk about acting or what they did, but they talked about how their whole family is into acting, and what it was like growing up in a theatre household. It was boring. And the audience questions were dumb too- Can you reflect on so-and-so? How do you feel about your humanitarian views? I mean come on. How about a fun question like, What was your most embarassing moment onstage? Anyway, it was quite boring. Like I said, it was probably because I didn't know who they were.