rukia rocks joo
I like feeling utterly clean after a good shower. It feels nice, especially if I was cold in the first place. I like beautiful artwork, of which there was a bunch on the net today. I like friends who put up with me even when I'm being ridiculous or annoying. I like Babylon 5, because it makes me feel like being at home.
I actually just realized that, today. You see, my Dad likes Babylon 5 so much that he will, every once in a while, watch the whole series from the beginning. I've seem almost every episode at least three times, to the point where it's finally become one of those things I've grown up with. I never tend to lump it into that catagory where Princess Bride, Aladdin, and Star Trek: Next Gen belong, but it belongs there.
So I think that it's utterly fabulous that my friends are watching it with me, and I have to hold myself back from adding onto their jokes about interspecies relationships and such, because I already know what's happening. Sinclair looked up the word 'Satai,' and then said he didn't need to do any more research, there was always more time. And I said that was foreshadowing, and Charlie agreed that he even caught that it sounded like foreshadowing, but no one else understood just how much time he would have. So I get new opinions on everything, and it's wonderful, and after three episodes, Izzy and Charlie like Garibaldi, Ivanova, and Londo best. I'm certain that if Jeff would just sit down with us, dammit, he'd like Ivanova too, since she's such a pessimistic Russian jew.
Anyway, I went to see Capote today with Izzy, and I think she might have liked it more than I did. It was okay. I bought Antique Bakery 1 and Kingdom Hearts manga 1 and 2 (did you know the KH manga is only six bucks each!?) and some random lady at Borders saw me hug Izzy and gave me a hug too, which was weird but could have been much worse. Like, say, if I was in a bad mood and got spazzy on her. PLEASE, PLEASE DON'T HUG RANDOM PEOPLE THAT YOU DON'T KNOW. On that note, don't trust door-to-door tattoo salesmen, either!
Charlie ran his World of Darkness mortals game today, which is why he didn't go with us to the movie. I might sit in on the next game to watch.
I actually just realized that, today. You see, my Dad likes Babylon 5 so much that he will, every once in a while, watch the whole series from the beginning. I've seem almost every episode at least three times, to the point where it's finally become one of those things I've grown up with. I never tend to lump it into that catagory where Princess Bride, Aladdin, and Star Trek: Next Gen belong, but it belongs there.
So I think that it's utterly fabulous that my friends are watching it with me, and I have to hold myself back from adding onto their jokes about interspecies relationships and such, because I already know what's happening. Sinclair looked up the word 'Satai,' and then said he didn't need to do any more research, there was always more time. And I said that was foreshadowing, and Charlie agreed that he even caught that it sounded like foreshadowing, but no one else understood just how much time he would have. So I get new opinions on everything, and it's wonderful, and after three episodes, Izzy and Charlie like Garibaldi, Ivanova, and Londo best. I'm certain that if Jeff would just sit down with us, dammit, he'd like Ivanova too, since she's such a pessimistic Russian jew.
Anyway, I went to see Capote today with Izzy, and I think she might have liked it more than I did. It was okay. I bought Antique Bakery 1 and Kingdom Hearts manga 1 and 2 (did you know the KH manga is only six bucks each!?) and some random lady at Borders saw me hug Izzy and gave me a hug too, which was weird but could have been much worse. Like, say, if I was in a bad mood and got spazzy on her. PLEASE, PLEASE DON'T HUG RANDOM PEOPLE THAT YOU DON'T KNOW. On that note, don't trust door-to-door tattoo salesmen, either!
Charlie ran his World of Darkness mortals game today, which is why he didn't go with us to the movie. I might sit in on the next game to watch.