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Disconnected topic drive-by
May. 9th, 2009 07:25 pm2.) I can't say the same for Heroes. I mean, I enjoyed the cracktasticness that was this season for the most part, but I've long since stopped keeping up with any fan-related shenanigans for this show. If it hadn't been for
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seraphtrevs and The 10th Wonder podcast, I probably would've missed an episode or two and never gotten back into watching it. I'll still be watching it next year, but I doubt I'll ever be invested in any of the characters or storylines again (prove me wrong, writers!). 3.) My cousin convinced me to borrow his Lost season 1 dvd set - oh lord, someone save me from getting involved in another tv series!
4.) At least I can still look forward to a couple more episodes of Castle - it's really cute.
5.) It's finally stopped raining! There was actual sunshine today, and I washed my car for the second time in a month. Good day. :)
6.) And now for some ( spring pictures! )
Monday night tv spoilers ahead!
Apr. 7th, 2009 07:58 pm( Chuck! )
( Heroes! )
( Castle! )
Yay, Mondays! :D
In other news, there's a nifty Eagle Cam that you can watch. Situated in New Jersey, it's a Ustream.tv video of nesting bald eagles. There were three eggs in the nest this weekend, and one of the eggs hatched yesterday. So far I've been able to watch the parent eagles take turns sitting on the nest and feed the baby. They had dragged a huge fish up to the nest yesterday, and this afternoon it looked like there was a squirrel. And the baby eagle is an adorable little fluffball, if you get the chance to see it. More often than not, one of the parents is sitting on it. It'll be interesting to see if either of the two eggs that are left end up hatching.
Oh, and look at that. I can embed it:
Of course, it's dark out now, but be sure to check it out tomorrow, East Coast time (GMT -4).
