Not doing anything costume related this year, but several years ago, I was pioneering avatrix Bessie Coleman. Believe it or not, getting the white scarf was the hard part …

I loved that book when I discovered it in my college library. Still do.

My Minty Fresh Geek gave up Seveneves about 100 pages from the end, I think. Maybe 50. Let us know how the ending goes?

Finished Ray Bradbury's The October Country. Not as dazzling a collection as The Illustrated Man, but strong. Reading the Family stories makes me want to re-read To the Dust Returned. Still sorting out my feelings on Next in Line (the one about Mexican catacombs) - there was some mutual toxicity between the couple…

Sure … if he doesn't, you know … burn it.

I have a trite idea: journaling.

Maybe we can split the difference with a Indy + HellBoy crossover, fighting Rasputin & the Nazis?

Before or after her also quite-nude Outer Limits ep?

Pure opportunism? Given that I am not a gore-hound and stayed away from the slasher genre (except the first Nightmare on Elm Street and Candyman), I was pleased as punch that Friday the 13th: The Series had little to nothing to do with the movies.

Oh, trust me, he was worse on Smash. But he did sing …

Eww. Ewww.

Fae! *points, screams*

Don't even get my hopes up like that.

This! "We're still dealing with the limitations of print, "Superwoman" eats up too much of any headline …"

His abs are not bland, luckily.

*hug*

Saturday - got some of my favourite local cider, and bought a small bottle of apple brandy for the Minty Fresh Geek, who just seemed entranced by the thought of it; sold off our combined CD collection at approximately $0.25 a disc; did silly things in Second Life.

Yeah, I was very confused for several seconds …

And yet Night Gallery has a different feel … at least, to me. Although that may be nostalgia talking - I didn't seen Night Gallery until it started airing on MeTV in the past couple of years.

I wonder if there's a way to reboot it that wouldn't be simply denigrated as yet another Twilight Zone do-over. It managed to be distinctive, even though obviously not popular …