| Poem for Saturday |
[May. 31st, 2008|12:05 am] |
( One Can Miss Mountains )
I was going to have lunch with ![[info]](http://piktures.deadjournal.com/userinfo.gif) perkypaduan, but she wasn't feeling well, and then I tried to get apaulled to have lunch with me but he wasn't feeling well either! I was a bit sleepy anyway, having stayed up later than I intended after discovering Facebook chat, which I didn't know existed until my cousin pinged me, and then spotting windsweptaway with whom I haven't chatted in ages and plotting potential evil with her and mamadracula for later in the summer. I did manage to write a semi-coherent review of one of Next Gen's best, "The High Ground", before going to my parents' for dinner and to celebrate my father's birthday (belatedly, since he was in San Francisco on the day). apaulled made him a white chocolate pistachio cheesecake, mmm. I am cautiously delighted about the lj_policy revisions -- they don't address every concern I've ever had, but at least they seem to be listening and thinking for a change.
thefridayfive: ( Word Association )
fannish5: ( Comic Books )
( A Bit More Virginia RenFaire )
Rewatched The Sarah Jane Adventures' "The Lost Boy" and Doctor Who's "The Poison Sky" -- neither my favorite episode of either show but still quite enjoyable. Then watched Battlestar Galactica, which I enjoyed more than any episode this season; amazing how an episode with very few crazy women can improve the series so vastly! ( Spoilers. ) Then watched the season finale of The Tudors On Demand. I despise Henry and I loathe this pretty, virginal Jane Seymour; if Henry divorced Anne of Cleves for being too uneducated, he'd have noticed a Jane who had nothing to recommend her besides a pretty face. Not sure I want to watch this show without Anne, once it's all Cromwell's and the Seymours' ambitions and Henry's hideous self-absorption.
Oh, and I need a favor: someone please spoil me for Sex & the City, because there's no way I'm going to see that movie till it's on cable, and I have a perverse desire to find out what happens, particularly to Samantha. |
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