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[snidegrrl]

I have accomplished a whooooole lot of nothing this weekend. I am not ashamed; I am merely annoyed at the moment. It has been a couch-centric weekend because of my back.

Highlights:
Wonderfalls, season one and only: It had its bad episodes, but overall a gem. I am particularly fond of Lee Pace as the brother. 42 Up: What can I say? the anglophile

Comments

[curious_jp]

It was interesting to see an excerpt from "Thud!" about games, as Thud is the name of the Discworld boardgame.

If the entire book is about games though, it will just make me look silly - the price of not reading Pratchett's work, I guess.

[snidegrrl]

Nah, but it is about the battle of Koom Valley, to some extent.

[zenthia]

You poor woman! I cannot imagine having that kind of pain in my back for so long!!! I hope it lets up soon. <3

[snidegrrl]

I usually only would give the pain a 2 on the pain scale. Then sometimes it creeps up to 5. But it's the constancy and ever presence that makes it seem worse - also I have a stupidly low pain threshhold.

[motorharp]

I thought you were getting help for your back! Is it feeling worse because you must feel worse before you get better? What's up?!?

[snidegrrl]

I think it's just a matter of it will not get fixed overnight. I hope to know better by tomorrow and my follow up appt.

[prakriti]

the same people that did the 7-up series in the UK also did the same series charting a number of Russian children, beginning in the early 80s as cold war was still on the rise. Its a fascinating documentary, seeing all the changes in society, from cold-war, to post-war, to democracy, to today. I highly recommend it if you can get your hands on it.

[selki]

Parts of Wonderfalls were superb. Favorite line couplet:

Best Friend: Do you know what happens when you repress things?
Heroine: They go away?