On the verge of finishing The Dark Tower, which I haven't read since 2004. I picked that up after plowing through Wheel of Time, and interspersing with a couple other books.
Recently, I've seen Coraline (loved it), The International (really enjoyed it), and have started watching Deadwood from the beginning, after consuming all of Afro Samurai (so I could watch the new movie) and diving through several nature documentary series.
I feel like I am full of worlds - some concordant, some discordant. I've been plowing away on my RPG, and am on the verge of a pretty serious milestone.
Work continues to drain my brain, while my off time tries to fill it back up - I feel like a sieve bolted to a rock on a waterfall some days.
Recently, I've seen Coraline (loved it), The International (really enjoyed it), and have started watching Deadwood from the beginning, after consuming all of Afro Samurai (so I could watch the new movie) and diving through several nature documentary series.
I feel like I am full of worlds - some concordant, some discordant. I've been plowing away on my RPG, and am on the verge of a pretty serious milestone.
Work continues to drain my brain, while my off time tries to fill it back up - I feel like a sieve bolted to a rock on a waterfall some days.
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Wanna trade notes? combine forces?
-elf-
Re-watching the second episode, the Doc's quote: "I see as much misery outta them movin’ to justify their selves as them that set out to do harm." is totally what sold me on the show the first time around. I was surprised how powerful I found it the second time.