( 60 Books in a Year Update )

So, I haven't been keeping up with my whole "update every first of the month" routine, but since not much has happened I figure that's okay ( Read more... )

FlashForward is turning out to be a pretty good show. Plus, nu!Trek Sulu is in it! And there are lots of familiar faces in it: Lee Thompson Young (Famous Jett Jackson), Courtney B. Vance (Law & Order Criminal Intent), Genevieve Cortese (Supernatural), Alan Ruck (Dr. Hood from EUReKA and Cameron from Ferris Bueller), and Alex Kingston (River Song ( Read more... )

Neil Gaiman on entitled fans. Seriously. WIN. If I ever get problems like that, you know what I'm going to do? I'm going to link 'em to that entry and let them stew. And I hope he does have a part in scripting a Doctor Who episode--that would be amazing on top of the EPIC that is DW ( Read more... )

Sun and warm weather are good. They are really, really awesomely good (yes, I'm going to keep bringing it up until probably around June, because this is still slightly freaky spring weather for Washington ( Read more... )

So, apparently, if I get only 2-3 hours of sleep in a night, I become a productive little person. My room used to be a disaster area (and I'm a person who's okay living in clutter, so long as it's my clutter). I washed pretty much all of my dishes, I vacuumed, I Clorox-wiped most all horizontal surfaces including my desk, Febreezed anything and ( Read more... )

First day of class went perfectly, so as long as my American Lit class tomorrow doesn't completely fill me with horror, Spring quarter will be excellent. and as long as I stay on top of everything I'd forgotten my enrollment validation stuff down in Olympia, and even that worked out in about ten minutes rather than the half-hour I was expecting ( Read more... )

50 Books in a Year Update:

37. The Man Suit by Zachary Schomburg
38. Quipu by Arthur Sze
39. Deepstep Come Shining by CD Wright
40. Strange New Land by Peter Wood

Quipu and Deepstep were really awesome to read. Quipu because Sze is very aware of his diction, and Deepstep because...well, I'm not sure why. It was just a really good book of poetry ( Read more... )