That is very general and does not scare me in the slightest
I'm sick. Woe is me. I sometimes think "oh, I wish I could stay in bed all day", but if you actually do stay in bed a long time your body gets achey all over. Also, a hacking cough when you have phleghmy stuff to cough up may be bad but a DRY hacking cough is horrible.
I have at least one frozen pipe. Fortunately, not all of them are frozen, so I can still get hot and cold water. Hopefully this cold spell will end soon and the pipe will thaw without bursting. I've been down that road of frozen/burst pipes before and it's not fun.
The Office was good this week. The subject line was my favorite line of all the lines. What I liked about the episode was the focus on Michael (and I always love when David Wallace is on, I seriously like that guy), and the resolution of the Andy-Angela-Dwight triangle that finally brought some of the pain onto Angela's head. It's been her decisions causing them all pain, but she's avoided dealing with any of it. I am interested to see where this goes. I liked that there wasn't any Jim/Pam story because I'm kind of tired of them. Odd, huh? I'm even tired of John Krasinski and Jenna Fischer, her more than him because we see more of her than him in general, although perhaps that will change with his movie coming out. Maybe it's fatigue brought on from being so into them before? Dunno.
Battlestar Galactica was its usual ray of sunshine. The episode did a fantastic job of continuing the mood of last year's final episode. Every time they show Lee saying "where do we go from here" from that episode, I burst into song. It's the perfect setup for that songe from BtVS' OMWF: "The battle's done and we kind of won, so we sound our victory cheer. Tell me, where do we go from here?" At first I thought Dee must be the final Cylon because of all the focus on her. Then I thought maybe she was going to take Hera somewhere as part of her being the final Cylon. Then I thought she had been somehow poisoned by the items she took from the planet. But I did NOT see her suicide coming. Wow. Ellen as the fifth is anti-climactic and at the same time kind of interesting. It makes me want to reexamine episodes she was in. But if she's the fifth, then what is Kara? I really thought - and I think she thought as well - that she was the final Cylon. I'm looking forward to the rest of the show. I can't believe there's only nine episodes left.
I have at least one frozen pipe. Fortunately, not all of them are frozen, so I can still get hot and cold water. Hopefully this cold spell will end soon and the pipe will thaw without bursting. I've been down that road of frozen/burst pipes before and it's not fun.
The Office was good this week. The subject line was my favorite line of all the lines. What I liked about the episode was the focus on Michael (and I always love when David Wallace is on, I seriously like that guy), and the resolution of the Andy-Angela-Dwight triangle that finally brought some of the pain onto Angela's head. It's been her decisions causing them all pain, but she's avoided dealing with any of it. I am interested to see where this goes. I liked that there wasn't any Jim/Pam story because I'm kind of tired of them. Odd, huh? I'm even tired of John Krasinski and Jenna Fischer, her more than him because we see more of her than him in general, although perhaps that will change with his movie coming out. Maybe it's fatigue brought on from being so into them before? Dunno.
Battlestar Galactica was its usual ray of sunshine. The episode did a fantastic job of continuing the mood of last year's final episode. Every time they show Lee saying "where do we go from here" from that episode, I burst into song. It's the perfect setup for that songe from BtVS' OMWF: "The battle's done and we kind of won, so we sound our victory cheer. Tell me, where do we go from here?" At first I thought Dee must be the final Cylon because of all the focus on her. Then I thought maybe she was going to take Hera somewhere as part of her being the final Cylon. Then I thought she had been somehow poisoned by the items she took from the planet. But I did NOT see her suicide coming. Wow. Ellen as the fifth is anti-climactic and at the same time kind of interesting. It makes me want to reexamine episodes she was in. But if she's the fifth, then what is Kara? I really thought - and I think she thought as well - that she was the final Cylon. I'm looking forward to the rest of the show. I can't believe there's only nine episodes left.