Randomness

[fredericks]

Had a light bulb moment while cleaning the kitchen and figured what my ultimate "everything's downhill from here" goal is - to write a book. Published would be nice too, but just seeing if I can work something out without being stopped by fear of imperfection. Fantasy, most likely, because it's what I breathe. I know what I think works and what I think doesn't, and that's certainly a start isn't it? *ahem* And I start by actually making it through The Deluxe Transitive Vampire. Hmph.

Watching King of the Hill, the episode where Connie, Hank and Co. play bluegrass. Puts me in the mood for Allison Krauss and Union Station, I tell you what.

The Pink Panther remake commercial is playing. Beyonce Knowles can't act, but if Heather Graham is allowed to get work Lords know Beyonce should be too.

I want to see Something New. At first I didn't, because it looked like typical romance cheese and I didn't like the male lead. Now it still looks like romance cheese, but that Simon Baker character has grown on me. And I can't turn down the Faison. Ah, Turk...!

I've gotten into Samurai Champloo, as the icon attests. Much Jin love from this side of things. I want to get the DVDs to catch the earlier eppys, but $22 for 3 episodes? Craziness. Makes me want to restart my Netflix membership.

School's on. Already I've started with the social withdrawal. I don't know what it is about sitting in a classroom with people who ask stupid-ass questions for six hours that makes me want to not interact with anyone.

Comments

[destroyrapture.livejournal.com]

How is Champloo? I'm finding a lack of decent anime referals...and good luck writing a book, I'm interested in reading the progress. :)

[fredericks.livejournal.com]

I've only seen three episodes in total - the first episode, the latest episode, and snippets from one somewhere inbetween. I like the fight scenes and I like the two male characters, although the chatty one (Muugen I think his name is) can be annoying. The female is written as a flitty somewhat anoying youngster in a way that seems to be almost stereotypical. I'm hoping there's more to her than what I've seen so far so I'm sticking this thing out. I do wish I'd seen more of the earlier episodes so I could get a clearer picture of what they're trying to do, but right now I'd say I think it's better than Inuyasha...although that's not saying much because my dislike of Inuyasha knows almost no bounds.