6 Shevat/21 January, 2010
Jan. 21st, 2010 11:00 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bearshortyHappy 30th Birthday, Sveta!
I got the phone card on Saturday to call her and I was happy to wish her a happy birthday today. But now I just miss her. I really wish we could talk more.
Bones S5E12 It wasn’t as bad I thought it would be. I do like inconclusiveness of it and the team working together and being there for each other. I really don’t like conspiracy theories and government cover-ups and I like how it the show addresses why it was important to Booth as well. My favorite part was Hodgins/Angela moment where he just offers to be there for her and her child, when Angela thinks she is pregnant with Wendell’s baby. That was romantic and hopefully would indicate a reconciliation (that break-up was ridiculous in the first place). So overall, a good episode and good character moments.
I listened to Chapter One of Neil Gaiman’s “Graveyard Book” online. I actually think this book would be more fun to listen to than read, especially because of all the voices Gaiman is doing and the jokes he is hitting. So far it is a good start to the story and I’m enjoying all the humor and the darkness too, as the story starts with an assassin who just kills the whole family and wants to kill a baby too. The baby stumbles into a graveyard where ghosts protect him and decide to raise him in the graveyard.
“Burn Notice” is so summer fun, especially as it is set in always sunny Miami, that it is weird to see it in the winter. But this show is fun and it grew on me, even if I started watching it just for Bruce Campbell and because Papa made a deal with me to check it out if he would watch one of my shows.
I got the phone card on Saturday to call her and I was happy to wish her a happy birthday today. But now I just miss her. I really wish we could talk more.
Bones S5E12 It wasn’t as bad I thought it would be. I do like inconclusiveness of it and the team working together and being there for each other. I really don’t like conspiracy theories and government cover-ups and I like how it the show addresses why it was important to Booth as well. My favorite part was Hodgins/Angela moment where he just offers to be there for her and her child, when Angela thinks she is pregnant with Wendell’s baby. That was romantic and hopefully would indicate a reconciliation (that break-up was ridiculous in the first place). So overall, a good episode and good character moments.
I listened to Chapter One of Neil Gaiman’s “Graveyard Book” online. I actually think this book would be more fun to listen to than read, especially because of all the voices Gaiman is doing and the jokes he is hitting. So far it is a good start to the story and I’m enjoying all the humor and the darkness too, as the story starts with an assassin who just kills the whole family and wants to kill a baby too. The baby stumbles into a graveyard where ghosts protect him and decide to raise him in the graveyard.
“Burn Notice” is so summer fun, especially as it is set in always sunny Miami, that it is weird to see it in the winter. But this show is fun and it grew on me, even if I started watching it just for Bruce Campbell and because Papa made a deal with me to check it out if he would watch one of my shows.
