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So I'm currently marathoning Buffy The Vampire Slayer. I just finished up Season 1 this morning (man that was kind of a bad season too and I used to love it so much back in the day, hah) and I've watched 6 episodes of Season 2 so far. I've always considered Season 2 my all-time favorite season of the whole series so I'm curious to see if that opinion will hold up upon re-watch all these years later.
Speaking of Season 2 I wish we'd gotten more back story on Devon or a Devon-centric episode. The boy was pretty and I wouldn't have minded seeing more of him. Oh, and I love Larry! I'd forgotten about him, lol. Awww, poor Larry.
Also, how cute were Willow and Oz? Awwww, they were my favorite pairing and I still finding myself smiling like a dork when they're on screen together.
On an unrelated note, I'm having a hard time getting into the Christmas spirit this year. The 18th will be the one year anniversary of my grandfather's death and I can't believe how quickly a year has passed. I mean I can still remember that time like it was yesterday. It's just still so vivid in my head. It's crazy how fast time can fly. So that being said, having him die so close to Christmas is certainly not putting me in a particularly cheerful mood.
I also have yet to do my Christmas shopping. God I hate Christmas shopping. Last year I knew exactly what I wanted to get everyone but this year I'm drawing a complete blank and it's frustrating me to no end.
Anyway, I guess that's enough of my rambling for tonight. I'm going to go listen to some 'Four Star Mary' now.
Speaking of Season 2 I wish we'd gotten more back story on Devon or a Devon-centric episode. The boy was pretty and I wouldn't have minded seeing more of him. Oh, and I love Larry! I'd forgotten about him, lol. Awww, poor Larry.
Also, how cute were Willow and Oz? Awwww, they were my favorite pairing and I still finding myself smiling like a dork when they're on screen together.
On an unrelated note, I'm having a hard time getting into the Christmas spirit this year. The 18th will be the one year anniversary of my grandfather's death and I can't believe how quickly a year has passed. I mean I can still remember that time like it was yesterday. It's just still so vivid in my head. It's crazy how fast time can fly. So that being said, having him die so close to Christmas is certainly not putting me in a particularly cheerful mood.
I also have yet to do my Christmas shopping. God I hate Christmas shopping. Last year I knew exactly what I wanted to get everyone but this year I'm drawing a complete blank and it's frustrating me to no end.
Anyway, I guess that's enough of my rambling for tonight. I'm going to go listen to some 'Four Star Mary' now.