Freedom: both so priceless and so expensive
I should be writing essays so of course I decided to finally write here about my new shiny laptop. I was going to wait till the economy was more estable but Terabithia killed her fourth charger (maybe i should've known, naming her that, that she would be a bridge of death), only 5 months old, and I snapped. I spent a few days going over specs and prices but I had wanted a Pavilion for years,I spent a little extra since John Lewis give you the extra year of warranty I was going to buy for free and got an i5 processor. is bit big and I bet that with a battery inside is going to be as heavy as Tera. Oh, yes, the battery, so I got home from the city center, having taken a bus to transport my lovely new acquisition so as not bust my back and discovered the battery had a bent corner and would not slot in. They have said they would send me a new battery (and I get to keep this one and unbent the corner and use it) but it's yet to happen. Still, I have a webcam and movie editing software and just... a computer that works. I'm to go now to finish writing an essay about cyborgs, as is only proper. And maybe sometime soon I'll come up with a name for her I like... I had my final class today but there's 2 essays to turn in on Monday (they were due tomorrow originally, it seems this people never keep their deadlines) and then I need to prepare for my mother and little sisters visit on the 30th.
H5o 1x23 & 1x24: Boy, I can already tell it's going down the drain. The police plots are making less and less sense...[Spoiler (click to open)]
I haven't liked Danny lately, he's been off since the scare with Stan's creditors. Even in the mountain with Steve it was like he was halfway somewhere else, his heart wasn't in it. Although, yes, I squealed when he drew a hear in the air and pointed at Steve. I guess we're to assume that's when the thing with Rachel started. The hospital scene when Steve brings Gracie in is the only time I have seen Danny's eyes shine for Steve in the last few episodes, and it was sort of Grace related...
Rachel, who I have liked all along, and now don't feel like I can respect because apparently she left Danny for Stan and now she's leaving Stan for Danny, moving her kid once again in what, 2 years? with no regard for the stability said kid needs or that the man she supposedly love has a job he loves and a life there. Yes, sure, Danny says it doesn't matter but obviously it does and she should stop being so selfish, she moved the family to Hawaii, now she's gotta stick to it, it's not like living in the same city as the ex you cheated on will kill her. At the same time she's acting so clingy when what made her attractive was independence... I'm really pissed about that. I don't think is IC. Chin's obviously playing a deep game, immediately running off to get to a powerbase from where he can do some damage control. Poor guy, I always feel terrible about how everybody ever around him is a hothead and he longsufferingly has to wait for them to think shit over. Loyalty is Chin's nº1 priority, that's been made plenty clear from the start (loyalty to Steve's dad, Kono, his ex, his uncle, his team). All that said: the finale broke my heart.
*title, quote by Patricia Duncker.
H5o 1x23 & 1x24: Boy, I can already tell it's going down the drain. The police plots are making less and less sense...[Spoiler (click to open)]
I haven't liked Danny lately, he's been off since the scare with Stan's creditors. Even in the mountain with Steve it was like he was halfway somewhere else, his heart wasn't in it. Although, yes, I squealed when he drew a hear in the air and pointed at Steve. I guess we're to assume that's when the thing with Rachel started. The hospital scene when Steve brings Gracie in is the only time I have seen Danny's eyes shine for Steve in the last few episodes, and it was sort of Grace related...
Rachel, who I have liked all along, and now don't feel like I can respect because apparently she left Danny for Stan and now she's leaving Stan for Danny, moving her kid once again in what, 2 years? with no regard for the stability said kid needs or that the man she supposedly love has a job he loves and a life there. Yes, sure, Danny says it doesn't matter but obviously it does and she should stop being so selfish, she moved the family to Hawaii, now she's gotta stick to it, it's not like living in the same city as the ex you cheated on will kill her. At the same time she's acting so clingy when what made her attractive was independence... I'm really pissed about that. I don't think is IC. Chin's obviously playing a deep game, immediately running off to get to a powerbase from where he can do some damage control. Poor guy, I always feel terrible about how everybody ever around him is a hothead and he longsufferingly has to wait for them to think shit over. Loyalty is Chin's nº1 priority, that's been made plenty clear from the start (loyalty to Steve's dad, Kono, his ex, his uncle, his team). All that said: the finale broke my heart.
*title, quote by Patricia Duncker.