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Haven't done one of these in a while, and don't remember ever doing these particular questions, so what the hell. Stolen from

angelophile...

What's the last thing you did, where you technically broke the law? ( Read more... )
Edit: Whoops, forgot to cut. Sorry about that.

Current Mood: amused

Happy Easter to all of you that celebrate it. I don't celebrate it religiously (that is, as a religious event), but I do enjoy the familyness... however, for me, Easter is _next_ weekend, the awesomeness that is Greek Easter, and so this weekend I didn't do much different than what I normally do, and so this is a fairly normal update.

So, today I finished Fallout 3. Mildly fun, althoguh I was somehow expecting more from the reviews I'd heard and hype about it being the best game of the year. (minor spoilers behind the cut, but mostly just discussions of specific issues, and good points)
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TV. Doctor Who: Planet of the Dead was on last night, and... ehh, it was okay. Felt like an average episode (and really, with normal episodes being something like 50 minutes, and this one being a whopping 58, lets stop calling these 'extra long specials'. It barely qualifies. When they said instead of a full season we were getting 4 extra long specials I would have hoped that they were at least 1.5 times a regular ep), and nothing really all that special. On the other hand, it didn't make me want to throw things at the screen, so for a RTD-written episode, that's a success. (Minor spoilery comments behind cut) ( Read more... )

And the other big TV is the last 2nd season episode of Terminator, the Sarah Connor Chronciles, and possibly the end of the series entirely. And if the last part is true, then DAMN YOU. DAMN YOU ALL TO HELL. I so want to see where they go from here. Good ep, and giving me a lot of what I wanted to see when the series was announced. (spoilers) ( Read more... )

Dollhouse was also pretty good. Only other thing I've been watching lately besides Heroes (which is still lame, but getting a _tiny_ bit better at least in the general writing category) and a few "whatever's on" shows is Lost, and it's pretty good this season but I don't find myself with a need to talk about episodes in my updates. I dunno why. *shrug*. So that's it for TV.

Finally, a meme, several installments worth. I've put off these for a long time, usually because I didn't want to post _just_ them, or a post I was already posting just got too long. But, it's about time, so here we go...

Interview Me Meme
1) Leave me a comment saying, "Interview me!"
2) I will respond by asking you five questions. I get to pick the questions.
3) You will post the answers to the questions (and the questions themselves) on your blog or journal.
4) You will include this explanation and an offer to interview someone else in the same post.
5) When others comment asking to be interviewed, you will ask them five questions. And thus the endless cycle of the meme goes on and on and on and on...

Btw, if I asked for questions from you and you gave them but they're not here, it might have been one of those instances where LJ didn't send me the comment notification. If you're really interested you'll have to reply to this and either ask them again or link to them. So, here we go...

From

thebitterguy...

1. Were there any comics of note in the '90s? I mean, was the entire decade not a wasteland of graphic novel mediocrity? ( Read more... )
2. If I shot Ben Browder in the face, would you cry? ( Read more... )
3. Do you consciously not use tags on your LJ? Or is it just something you never got around to doing? ( Read more... )
4. I see you just re-read the Wild Cards books. Have they aged well? ( Read more... )
5. Is runaways readable in floppies? I've only read the first run as hardcovers, and got the Whedon series as floppies. I found the Whedon's not very engaging until I read them as a single story. ( Read more... )
From

soleta_nf...

1. What do you love about Toronto? ( Read more... )
2. What do you dislike about Toronto? ( Read more... )
3. Is the current economic situation affecting you personally very much? ( Read more... )
4. What's your favourite comic book movie? ( Read more... )
5. Who is the next Canadian Barack Obama? ( Read more... )

From

calliopes_pen...
1. If you had the chance to travel with the Doctor, which Doctor would you want to travel with? And where would you want to go first? ( Read more... )
2. Are you superstitious at all? If so, about what, in particular? ( Read more... )
3. If vampires were real, what would you do? ( Read more... )
4. What is the one job you would never want to have? ( Read more... )
5. If you were trapped on a deserted island, what one book would you want
to have with you? ( Read more... )

And that's it. See you all out there in Post-Apocalyptica, people.

Edit: Oh, and this seems to have exploded everywhere since I originally posted this post, but I figure it deserves spreading even more since I'm against censorship and bigotry and this has elements of both: Amazon.com is censoring it rankings and search results, specifically targetting non-pornographic GBLT books as 'adult' content (while leaving things like Playboy fully searchable).

1. What creative things are you doing?
Well, I write, mostly. Almost exclusively SF. Often I find myself including Artificial Intelligence as a major theme (or a minor one), and I also seem to enjoy writing characters who are particularly flawed and dysfunctional in one way.
Mostly I write short stories, although there are a few novel like works in progress. I find for some reason when I write novel-length I'm usually writing them in a Young Adult style (or outright children). I don't know why, maybe it lets me look past my own perceived flaws since I'm imaginging my audience not being _as_ picky, or maybe I just find children/teens better characters because I was a functional child/teen once but never managed to become a functioning adult. ;). Or maybe it's my comic background, and the type of ideas I want to explore novel-length are more along the lines of the adolescent fantasies.

Anyway, right at this moment in writing I'm mostly working on a novel-length.

For fun, once in a while, privately I also adapt (or plot to adapt), which is similar to writing but I find uses a slightly different creative muscle. More working out problems and economizing not just space, but key moments, emotion, etc.

I also do occasional other things like icons, though not as much as I used to.

2. What motivates or enables you to get them done?
Enjoyment, to a degree. Desire to make a living off it. More specifically, I write to a specific schedule. Right now it's 8000 words every other week (writing 2000 a day for each non-work day). So in the rough moments, when it's hard to write, knowing I've got a break coming as soon as I finish helps, and trying to keep to a schedule gets me writing even when I don't want to, usually.

3. What creative things do you want to be doing, but aren't?
I'd like to be doing _more_ writing. In addition to my own stuff, I'd kind of like to work a little more on writing things like comics, cartoons, tv shows, and/or movies. (Well, scripts for such, since I'm unlikely to be able to do it for myself).

4. What stops you from doing them?
Laziness, in part, and I get burned out working, even writing, straight without a break. Also lack of self-confidence. I think that if I could be convinced that what I was writing wasn't complete drek, I might find the energy to do it more. Unfortunately only some level of success might help with that.

5. Are you distressed at the thought of the things you aren't doing? Why or why not? If yes, how do you deal with this distress?
A little distressed that I'm not writing more. I'm not so distressed that I'm not writing the particular things I'd like to work more on - I've made my choice of what to do with my available energy and I'm not disappointed with that, but I do, as written above, feel I should have more energy for writing. How do I deal with it? I dunno, I just keep going with what I'm doing.

From writing onto reading, it's time for Book Foo!

Finished: The Sky People, by S.M. Stirling
Started: Otherland Vol 4: Sea of Silver Light by Tad Williams

Sky People review under the cut. Some mild spoilers. Short version: Meh.

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Finished: The Number of the Beast, by Robert A. Heinlein
Started: A Princess of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs

NotB review under cut. Some spoilers. Short review: Oh, Heinlein, how you lost your touch in later years.
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Current Mood: grumpy

Really not much to say lately, but a couple random things...

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles is tonight. At least the pilot is, which I've already seen, but let's face it, until the strike's over TV's mostly going to be a dead zone from now on (except a few series burning off their last couple of episodes), so I might as well watch it again. I'm really looking forward to seeing the next ep, tomorrow. I made some icons of the first ep months ago, I'll probably post them on my master icon page after it airs.

I actually watched T3 last night, again. For some reason when the Terminator movies are on, any of them, if there's nothing else pressing on I'll usually watch them. Now, I know T3 was roundly hated by most T-fans, and I do think it was far inferior to T2, but I find it has a certain charm to it, despite its big flaws. (spoilers, including for the ending)
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Some Book Foo...
Finished: The Paradox of the Sets, by Brian Stableford
Started: The Depths of Time by Roger McBride Allen

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Also saw Stargate Atlantis... decent episode, a bit predictable at times (I could see plot points being set up for later). Good to see them doing something with that character. Heh, the badguys thought of the same plan from the last episode that I did, although that doesn't totally excuse the goodguys not thinking of it.

And a few memes:

A couple survey memes from

firefox27, probably already done them, but why not again... One Word Meme and Layers of Me
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Stolen from

kissingdaylight...

The Mayfly Project
Sum up 2007 in 24 words:

Much the same as 2006, with more writing. Tried NaNo for the first time, finished halfway through November. Moved once, was hell. Otherwise stable.

Speaking of Nano, I'm in my first writing cycle since before NaNo started (since I take December off from writing to the numbers, and NaNo was a single project). Not going too bad... it's been a little harder to get going but I'm still on schedule for each day's work. Working on two different short stories, while tossing ideas around for a third that has an amusing concept but I'm not sure where to work a story around it yet. Unfortunately I'm near to running out of steam on both the other two stories, so I might have to turn back to older work until I figure out exactly where I'm going with them, what the perfect ending is, etc, else I'll just be writing dross.

Current Mood: high

Bah, I had most of this written up but a power blip made me lose it. Die power blips, die!

Okay, let's start out with more questions from that interview meme, these ones from

monkeykong...

1. You keep a fictional 'alternate journal.' What drove you to writing that story in this format as opposed to, say, a novel? ( Read more... )
2. Least favourite Firefly character? Why? ( Read more... )
3. In the imminent zombie holocaust, how long do you think you would last? ( Read more... )
4. What would your super hero costume be like? ( Read more... )
5. Would you rather be a cult icon or a worldwide superstar? ( Read more... )

Remember, if you want questions from me, post here.

Book Foo:

Finished: The Rise of Endymion by Dan Simmons (Reread)
Started: Rainbows End by Vernor Vinge

Thoughts (some spoilers), selected quotes, and thoughts springing off from the quotes behind the cut.
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Moving on to Dream Foo!

One a cracky crossover with The Office, Doctor Who, Stargate Atlantis, and Runaways. Another is book foo related.
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On my floor, which is wood-panelled, there are a few dark spots, looking like burns or whatever, slightly ovalshaped. There's a big cluster of them in a spot that I don't see on a regular basis, but will occasionally see. Sometimes if I'm not paying attention or I see them when my eyes are a bit blurry or in the middle of focusing, spotting them sets off my OMG BUGS! reflexive reaction before I realize/remember what they are.

Heroes tonight, woot! (That's a general woot, not a comment directed at

woot, unless she's also interested, in which case it serves both purposes) Bit of a shame Drive got cancelled, but I can't be too upset, I was only partway interested in it. Enough to keep watching, but not enough to be broken up at it being cancelled.

I've noticed while looking through some LJ entries (and adding tags to a bunch) from long ago year that I write a lot less now than 2 years ago. Huh. I suppose at least part of that is that I save up stuff to do in megaposts like this rather than posting every time I get the urge, though.

I think as of this entry I will be resuming my old habit of choosing my mood completely randomly, regardless of my current mood. Because you people already see too much into my psyche for my tastes! Also, because if I use my real moods I only get to use a few of my mood icons, and, well, that's not as much fun.

Current Mood: flirty

Haven't done one of these in a while, so here we go, strap yourself in... if you're into that sort of thing, anyway.

Lets start with a Interview meme:
Want me to ask you five questions? Leave a comment, I'll ask you five questions, and then you answer the questions in your own journal.

Here's 5 questions from

foxfyre...

1) What was it that got you started using the internet? ( Read more... )
2) You generally avoid any ODA (online displays of affection). What are your criteria for making an exception to this rule?( Read more... )
3) How the heck did you put up with running XET for so long? ( Read more... )
4) You've mentioned in the past that you don't like music. Can you explain that a little bit?( Read more... )
5) If you really were a super-powered individual, what do you think your power would be? ( Read more... )

Facebook continues to be an odd source of nostalgia. I've made contact with a few friends from way back that I hadn't heard anything from in years. There's even a group for the old BBS scene in my city. And found, but didn't contact, a couple other people, mostly old crushes and the like. I was also surprised to find a photo of myself in Grade 5. Someone uploaded a class picture, and I stumbled upon it (through a weird series of searches). I don't actually remember the person who uploaded it, but I found myself in it all the same.

On to talking about writing, I'm on another writing cycle. I've been toying with making an addition to the workload. Right now, for 'on' weeks, I do 2000 words per non-work day, for a total of 8000 words. But lately once in a while I've been feeling an urge to write somewhat more... frivolous stuff. Stuff that I'd feel bad claiming under the word limit, but that I kind of want to do for fun. Like, for example, attempting to write a movie adaptation of a book I like, or a comic, or something like that. It's not really 'my' work, but I find such things fun sometimes, even if it couldn't go anywhere. So I'm thinking of devoting one of my work days on a writing cycle to working on these sorts of things. Not Wednesday of course, since that's also comic day, which means in addition to work, I'm walking for something like 3 hours that day, and it's also a relatively big TV night, so I don't really have time. But on Friday I usually could swing at least some time for writing, and Sunday my work's really negligable, although I tend to sleep more in the afternoon to make up for waking up so godawfully early. Though also on Sundays at least on a semi-regular basis I go do family stuff, so that would eat into the time. Anyway, I'm still thinking.

So, that big university massacre. Normally I'm silent on such things, but there were a couple of things I noticed on the coverage that I wanted to get off my chest.
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But on to happier things to end off. TV! New Heroes on Monday finally. Woot. Supernatural was fun this week. Grey's Anatomy, okay. Didn't care for LOST this week (Sorry BKV, I knew it was your first, but too much stupidity on the part of the characters). Still mixed on Drive. Other than that, there really hasn't been a whole lot new, aside from Doctor Who. (very few spoilers behind
cut) ( Read more... )

Current Mood: yeahbuhwha?

Stolen from

anomilygrace, who I've never RPed with so I couldn't respond, but I have RPed with a bunch of people on my flist and nostalgia can be fun...
Comment with an instance, a scene, a plot, a moment that you really enjoyed something my character did. It can be a bit of crack, it can be something serious, it can be pr0n then post this meme in your journal and let's share the love! Cause smiles are always good especially in relation to RP games.

Tagged by

locker_monster before I moved:
Rule: Post the explanation of where your user name came from. Then tag FIVE users whose explanations you would like to hear. If you are tagged, post your explanation to your page.

I've done it before, but just for the sake of completion... ( Read more... )

And here's a couple more also from

locker_monster:

Buffy 10 Year anniversary meme:

Rules are simple: Fan of Buffy? Consider yourself tagged (but not obliged to answer. Don't want to pressure anyone here). 10 questions for 10 years. Answer them in reply and on your own journal. Feel free to add your own questions...
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Finally, a few assorted surveys stolen from

randyandrews...
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Haven't posted much aside from typical comic stuff and dreams. The New Year tends to be the start of a slightly more depressive and isolated mood, so once again, if I'm less talkative than usual, that's probably why. It's not you, it's probably just SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder or whatever).

Book Foo! Finished: Cell, by Stephen King
Started: Big Planet, by Jack Vance

Enjoyed Cell. Like a lot of Stephen King novels, it fell down a bit towards the end, but it was a fun ride. I actually think it's one of my favorites of his. And it was inevitable for me to read it. I can resist a new Stephen King novel. I can resist a 'zombie apocalypse' novel. But put the two together, and I have to read it.

A little more detailed and spoilery thoughts behind the cut (though not terribly spoilery still), along with a selected quote.
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Anyway, moving on, the book also inspired me to start on my own Great Canadian Zombie Apocalypse Novel! I was walking the other day and was idly thinking about different variations on the zombie apocalypse, how King had a neat one in terms of cause, and so my mind wandered towards what I'd do, and I came up with an idea I liked. Like King, it's not truly 'zombies' and affects a large number of people all over the world at once, but the cause, effects, and who gets chosen vary. That's about all I'll say on it.

Speaking of writing though, I'm back on the horse. After PerExWriMo I decided to take December off and start wrting again in January. Of course, since I hate New Years Resolutions, I couldn't actually start on the first of January. I decided to wait a week. Well, a little more, actually.

Anyway, here's the plan: ( Read more... )Walking helps the plotbunnies.

Speaking of that walk, won't go into why, but I got to thinking about Copyright and the Public Domain again. I've mentioned before that eventually, if I became a famous author (yes, I realize that's nearly as unlikely as my 'if I ever got superpowers' imaginings, but bear with me), I'd want to donate a good deal of my work into the public domain so anybody could use it any way they wanted.

Yesterday, though, I thought about (probably not for the first time, but I'm not sure) specifically setting out as a project to create something for the public domain. Maybe alone, maybe collaboratively. Like, for example, ( Read more... )

I think I have some memes to do, too. Alphabet Meme, stolen from

soleta_nf...
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Do I have any TV foo to do? I don't think so. Nothing's really been new. Torchwood finale sucked, btw, I'm done with the show. New Grey's Anatomy tonight though.

First some TV thoughts...

So today I finished watching Deadwood (except of course for the two movies to wrap everything up that haven't been done yet). So some thoughts on it and the old west below the cut (not really spoilery). ( Read more... )

Also rewatched the most recent new episode of Heroes and I have some theories (spoilery). ( Read more... )

Oh, and a couple more survey memes stolen from

firefox27...

Countdown Meme and a Meme of 10s.
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Some big survey. First, stolen from

tadiera...

63 questions:( Read more... )

That 70 Survey
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And from

irish_star...

45 ODD Things About You
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And some Book Foo.

Finished: The Stainless Steel Rat by Harry Harrison
Started: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban by JK Rowling.

Thoughts on the finished book behind the cut. No real spoilers.
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Of course, still reading Olympos by Dan Simmons on Fridays and Sundays.

First, since I was tagged by

tadiera...
The Random Meme
The Official Rules: Write a journal entry with 10 random facts about yourself. Then, pick 10 of your friends list and tag them. These rules should be included in your entry.

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Also from

tadiera, a survey from myspace targetted at teenage girls. But I'm humoring my inner teenage girl so I'll answer it.
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These next two are from

foxfire27... Five Things Meme and How Girly Are You. Since I'm a reasonable approximation of a man, I'm hoping not too girly, but then I did just do a survey for teen girls, so...
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Book Foo:
Finished: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by J.K. Rowling

Some general thoughts (spoiler lite) behind the cut. ( Read more... )

Also finished: Ilium, by Dan Simmons
Minor spoilers behind the cut along with my thoughts and a quote (the quote contains some Proust spoilers)
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Started: The Stainless Steel Rat by Harry Harrison (Wednesday)
and Olympos, by Dan Simmons (Friday and Sunday).

Olympos is of course the sequel to Ilium, and TSSR is about a criminal in the future. I've only read a few pages in, but he seems to be an entertaining character so far.

First:

Finished: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, by JK Rowling.
Started: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, by JK Rowling

Non-spoilery thoughts behind the cut.
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Still reading: Ilium, by Dan Simmons (Fridays and Sundays)

And, stolen from

thebitterguy...
This is a list of the 50 most significant science fiction/fantasy novels, 1953-2002, according to the Science Fiction Book Club. Bold the ones you've read, strike-out the ones you hated, italicize those you started but never finished and put an asterisk beside the ones you loved.
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And a survey meme, stolen from relatively new friend

djkirkbride, who created it (and I seem to have been getting a surprising number of just random friends lately, people who stumbled on my journal and decided to friend me without comment. That's fairly new to me. So, anyway, hi to all of you and sorry if I haven't made you feel welcome in the proper way before now).

Anyway, on to the survey!
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Also, I had an idea for a new gameshow! Cram It! Tough questions on obscure categories. The twist? The contestants are told the categories in advance (in addition to a few dummy categories), the night before!

Current Mood: meh

Yeah, another one of these... Stolen from

tadiera...
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Possibly already done this one, but I'm a sucker for surveys still.

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Current Mood: bored

Long Survey, stolen from

tadiera...

Probably done this one or one very like it before, but hey I'm a
survey whore.

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Here's a few more surveys stolen from

tadiera... ABCs and One Word Meme
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Apparently LJ thinks I have a melodius voice and wonders if I've considered sharing it with my friends list. I imagine it's confusing me with someone else.

Book Foo! Finished: The Speed of Dark by Elizabeth Moon and The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle. Thoughts, not terribly spoilerish, behind the cut: ( Read more... )
Started: Alas, Babylon by Pat Frank, and Battle Royale by Koushun Takami
Haven't gotten new books in a while, so I'm doing rereads for both, and really felt kinda like rereading both of them again. For those who don't know, AB is a somewhat upbeat 50s book about the aftermath of a nuclear war focusing on a small community in Florida that luckily survives most of the impact. BR is a tale of a totalitarian japanese government that, every year, selects one grade 9 class randomly, puts them on an island with weapons and a few supplies, and tells the kids they have to kill each other until there is only one survivor, or all will be killed remotely. Well, actually it's the tale of one of those classes, rather than the government itself, of course.

I was idly considering trying to do an alphabetical reread list. Alas Babylon, Battle Royale, Something I haven't Thought of for C, Dune, Ender's Game, something with F I haven't thought of yet, and so on, and rereading them all in order. But nah. Plus I don't think I have too many options for certain letters like Z.

Again no social interaction to report. Looks like that shift change was permanent. Ah well.

Oh, and I'm getting a new computer. Well, not really. But a newer computer. My Dad upgraded, so he passed on his old one to my brother and me, which we're splitting as follows. He gets the actual computer part which is better than his, and gives me his old which is better than mine. We each get one of the 80GB HDs and one of the DVD burners. Not that it'd be used too much probably, but still, nice to have a little bit of a better system.

What else? S'a big season finale night, what with the series finale of West Wing (I know they won't, but I'm still hoping they end the series with definitive contact with extraterrestrial life. Hell, the show's already pretty much fantasy anyway what with people of good conscious doing the best they can and people in Washington standing by their convictions rather than blindly following votes, why not throw in aliens?), and Malcolm in the Middle, plus of course part one of the Grey's Anatomy Season Finale (that continues tomorrow). Oh, and Survivor. I've actually been watching Survivor this season, mainly cause nothing else has been on Thursdays, but I don't care enough about what happens to watch the finale over some of the other stuff on tonight. Was gonna watch a rerun of SGAtlantis that I liked (Letters from Pegasus) but there's too much to do the whole 'tape one thing, watch another'.

It's Mothers Day, so I sent my Mom an e-mail saying something to the effect of "Happy Mother's Day". That's about it. Take care of yourselves, all!

Current Mood: contemplative

So yesterday I finished watching Dead Like Me. Well, technically, yesterday I watched again the first episode I saw - I started watching it when the station was already on episode 3, and so watched the whole series and cycled back around to where it was a rerun.

Anyway, it was a pretty good series on the whole, would have liked to see it continue, although there were some annoying continuity glitches and sometimes it got a bit too silly for my tastes. I also would have liked to see more of George trying to skirt the rules about contacting her family after she died. I think they were probably building up to it long term, but of course there was no long term.

Right around when I saw the first episode, it occured to me that the family setup was very close to an old 90s show, My So-Called Life. The thought amused me. ( Read more... )

Also another 5 question survey meme early-school-based, stolen from

mondaysabitch by way of

bachika and

soleta_nf...
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Current Mood: lunchish

52 questions...

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Current Mood: aggravated

Meme stolen from

xthewreckoningx...
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Tagging (5 only): Anyone who wants to. But only 5 of you who want to. If more than five people on my friends list fill it out, then you did it illegally!

And, the Yes/No Meme, stolen from a bunch of people but originally

tadiera I think. Answer questions with a yes or no. But I'm contrarian so sometimes I answer with more than that. Add a question to the end.
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In other news, there's a commercial for Old Navy set on a sort of rooftop patio-style place, with lots of people dancing... and for some reason whenever I watch it I think it's about to become a commercial for The Sims.

Current Mood: bored
Current Location: Canada

Long but simple survey (checkboxes)
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In other news I've been feeling like I'm going to be really sick in the next
day or two (but for the moment I'm fine except for a tickle in the throat) for the past few days. Bleh. Hopefully I'll just skirt the edge of a cold without falling all the way in.

Current Mood: sick-ish

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