What's Up? Piglet Is Up.

[gothrockrulz]

For some reason, I'm in the mood to re-watch that old Winnie-the-Pooh TV show from the late 80's/early 90's. It was one of my favorite shows growing up, and it's still up there with my favorites.

Speaking of favorite TV shows, I'm officially addicted to Supernatural. I've blazed through the first two seasons, and I'm already gearing up for the third, once it's ready at the library. Be forewarned: there will be a slew of Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki icons in future.



Speaking of icons, I've been meaning to make icons of an Alexander movie with Colin Farrell and Angelina Jolie, but getting of a copy of the DVD to watch/screencap has proven tricky. Finally, I caved in and bought the DVD on Amazon. I love Amazon. The only drawback to that site is the wait for stuff to arrive already. Can someone invent teleportation in the near future? Not only do I want instant shipping, but I want to be able to travel the world without the traveling part. I hate that part.

Speaking of things I hate, am I the only one whose eyes are practically bleeding because of all the neon colors that are in fashion now? The stuff's even infiltrating J-rock PVs. (Case in point: Acid Black Cherry's newest number.) I feel like wearing nothing but black for the rest of the spring/summer season.

Speaking of spring and summer, how is the weather in your neck of the woods? In my town, we're already dealing with record-breaking triple-digit temperatures. EVEN THOUGH IT'S ONLY APRIL. Ugh. This is going to be one long summer. Summer is the only thing that sucks about being a desert rat.

Speaking of desert rats, I've begun reading the first John Carter book, and the beginning part set in Arizona had me fangirling like I'd never stop. Edgar Rice Burrows knew what he was talking about. Sunrise really does happen lightning fast in Arizona. It's wonderful.

And now I'm done speaking.

Comments

[rhoda-rants.livejournal.com]

It was funny! The folks who live there were very, "Eh, whatever," about it. They put the tree where the original family used to have it, and it stopped getting knocked down. Easy. Problem solved. Nothing as dramatic or scary as what you see on TV.

Virginians (well, those of us in the historic district anyway) are raised not to fear, but to respect our ghosts. Actual belief in ghosts varies, but most of us regard them the same way we regard snakes and wasps--don't bother them, and they won't bother you.

[gothrockrulz.livejournal.com]

Actual belief in ghosts varies, but most of us regard them the same way we regard snakes and wasps--don't bother them, and they won't bother you.

That's a sensible way to approach it.