so wordy these last few days
20 minutes until the apple crisp comes out of the oven! I really don't like pies (too much crust) but I love the fillings when they're made with fruit that actually tastes like fruit. So apple crisp is just perfect.
I watch so you don't have to: Tin Man is available free on Sci-Fi's livestream feed here.
So far: Callum has on a black leather trenchcoat and a weird piece of armor that runs from his shoulder down his left arm. He looks vaguely like a futuristic Nazi officer--weird. This resemblance is probably heightened by the fact that the other guys wearing similar outfits have shaved heads. Oooh, edgy costume design. Hah. Callum plays a bad guy, servant to the Sorceress. I know, Callum playing a bad guy? Shocking news, I'm sure. Oh, and there's Neal McDonough, who plays the Tin Man. He's gorgeous. (I'm so predictable.)
My dad just e-mailed me a newly remastered (by him) version of "O Little Town of Bethlehem." This may seem normal, but it's sung to the music of "House of the Rising Sun."
Do the syllable count:
There is a house in New Orleans = O Little Town of Bethlehem.
The whole song fits. It's... quite odd, really. I have no idea who sang it. So--anyone else out there have some really weird Christmas music?
I watch so you don't have to: Tin Man is available free on Sci-Fi's livestream feed here.
So far: Callum has on a black leather trenchcoat and a weird piece of armor that runs from his shoulder down his left arm. He looks vaguely like a futuristic Nazi officer--weird. This resemblance is probably heightened by the fact that the other guys wearing similar outfits have shaved heads. Oooh, edgy costume design. Hah. Callum plays a bad guy, servant to the Sorceress. I know, Callum playing a bad guy? Shocking news, I'm sure. Oh, and there's Neal McDonough, who plays the Tin Man. He's gorgeous. (I'm so predictable.)
My dad just e-mailed me a newly remastered (by him) version of "O Little Town of Bethlehem." This may seem normal, but it's sung to the music of "House of the Rising Sun."
Do the syllable count:
There is a house in New Orleans = O Little Town of Bethlehem.
The whole song fits. It's... quite odd, really. I have no idea who sang it. So--anyone else out there have some really weird Christmas music?