I liked Redshirts but couldn't get into any of his other stuff. I started the first book of the Old Man's War series and only got about 30 pages in before I was bored to tears. Go figure.

Yes! The fight in the hallway before he SPOILERS saves the kidnapped kid ENDSPOILERS was awesome!

It's a book, by John Scalzi. Oh, and definitely Star Trek references. it was pretty good, you should read it (if only to add 1 person to my "actually read this book after my recommendation" list).

That's awesome about the A! (and also beer & naps are good too ;D)

That's what I'm hearing! And that's the plan, I think I can get both done before the fam shows up for Xmas.

For me, Family Guy. I realize now I've played for a year as I've seen 2 christmas events. *sigh*

AdVenture Capitalist. After getting nowhere on Earth for months I uninstalled & reinstalled and have started again from scratch. Its a fun mindless game to play!

Yes! Like getting actual Oreos instead of the crap not-even-no-name-brand ones. (This was a big deal to me when I started making my own money)

That's a very good thing!

Nice!

Congrats on the new job and good luck with the move!!

Maybe? I dunno, I thought it would be right up their alley but I may have made the mistake of assuming Star Wars geeks would like a Star Trek-ish book. (yes I know, a cardinal geek sin)

mahahah yes!

I imagine the live shows would be pretty great. I doubt though she'll hit up my area. Non-BC Western Canada is not a popular site for tours :(

The Gratitude Thread

I finally got around to starting Daredevil this weekend. The fights are pretty realistic. At least that’s how I imagine actual, real world fighting to happen. Lots and lots and lots of hits, none of this “hit him once and he’s down” stuff. The episode where he’s in the abandoned building with Vladimir has been my…

Fortitude, The Americans, The Leftovers, Mr. Robot. The Martian audiobook.

Awesome!

Finished The Clan of the Cave Bear, I was closer to the end of the book than I thought. On reading other comments here last week started The Lost Continent, but not too far into it, only 30 or so pages. This time of year makes me want to reread Lamb but I can't find my paperback so that makes me sad.

I have a hard time with "literature" but want to read this. The language is just too much, I have to actually concentrate when I read (boo who wants that!)