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10 am
At breakfast I saw the two biscuit junkies from yesterday covered with bruises on their faces. I’m a bit flummoxed as to what happened. When I went to leave a man came up to me and called me ‘crazy diamond’.
2pm
I read that the kind souls of my ‘alma mater’ Oxbridge, have published a letter of support decrying the legal travesty that finds me here. Thanks to you Beaky, my mentor and friend, to you the patrician Lady Hilary Buck, dean of Teddy Hall, may your fluffy moustache endureth forever, you dear rector Rt Hon Joseph Beckett, such sympathetic eyes, and to my muse the orderly, Abdul, one longs for your smiling oriental face peering into my bedroom in the morning as I pen my latest song. I extract the letter in full:
As Oxbridge University dons, we view with some dismay the 16-month prison sentence imposed on Oxford student Charlie Gilmour following his arrest at a student fees’ protest (Report, 16 july). Charlie was charged with violent disorder related for kicking in, though not, we repeat not, breaking, a window, shouting disorderly remarks (‘get thy bosom out for the lads’ &c.) and sitting on a car in a royal convoy. Though much has been made by the media of his disrespect to the Cenotaph we note, without condoning his behaviour, that the monument was not injured by his activities though he did take a minor blow to his foot.
Manifestly exceeding a judicious and reasonable punishment for Snuffy’s actions, the severity of this sentence seems primarily “exemplary”: to warn young people that monumental protest will be criminalised and punished to the maximum permissible extent. These are not Stalinist times that we live in. He is no Julian of Norwich. He is but a little child, the apple of his parents’ eyes and must thus be freed immediately. Would it not have been more fit to dock him some pocket money and send him to bed? Would it not have been right to confiscate his milk, and even, even give him lines? Where is the justice? Where is the law?Those of us who are concerned to defend the right to dissent and protest in a democratic polity must speak out against the political message embodied by this extraordinary symbolic sentence. We must hope such worrying transvesties of natural justice do not deter people of wealth and standing from speaking up in these difficult times.
I have always loved movies. I watch them whenever I get the chance to do so. Although I would usually prefer to see the horror flicks and love stories, I don't mind watching a good comedy film once in a while. And when comedy is talked about, jim carrey certainly made a mark in this aspect.I have seen a couple of his films such as Ace Ventura and The Mask, but honestly, I have not really grown to love him as an actor. I mean, I just find him a little too loud or too noisy. Personally, I think that one can be funny without too much movement. I have nothing against Jim and I'm sure he's got lots of fans out there. I don't know but for some reasons, I just don't like his style. Who do I find funny? Steve Martin tops my list. I mean I went crazy watching his films and I can watch them over and over again and still fall off my chair laughing. He is just the best!
