I was wondering where the life (the life!) of this place had gone, which is, admittedly, a weird thing to wonder about Minearverse. But then Allyson goes and brings it all back with **40 new posts** when I check in on the things.
I can't believe anyone can not have read The Phantom Tollbooth, well, I can. But I won't. That was required reading in 2nd (?) grade when it was impressive to read something longer than 100 pages.
I'll go ahead and say it, I'm still impressed when I read anything over 100 pages that isn't a script.
Also, I think my external Hard Drive, where I keep all my music and much of my work that I need for on the go purposes, has crashed. Anyone know about data recovery?
Try Buffistechnology.
Yes, this is the sixth floor, Crafts & Soaps.
Dude, I thought this was lingerie.
We'd like to look at the
dog kennels,
please.
Yes, this is the sixth floor, Crafts & Soaps.
bahahahahaha!
Okay, speaking of crafts. I have some old books that I want to cannibalize and make into journals. Do you think Kinko's can wire bind through hardcovers?
I definitely have some journals that have been made from old hardcovers at home Kat. I would assume that Kinkos would have that technology. If not, you might try a local print shop.
I can look on mine tonight to see if they look like the holes were punched first.
Started watching Profit. Fucking genius. Well, except for the computer technology which is hilarious. Oh David Greenwalt, you sick bastard. I am so entertained I think my brain is grooving along to Profit's beat. I can feel it bopping along in my skull. So good. Like, I wanted to bang in sick so I could devour the rest of it. That good.
To make it all Minearverse related, I was thinking about The Inside and Wonderfalls and TMIAHM, and wondering if maybe I couldn't be entirely objective about my love for those projects because, well, I really just love Tim very much as a friend. So maybe i was applying that love to his work.
But nope, my love for those projects comes from the same place as my love for Profit, and I don't know Greenwalt at all. It's like an honesty check. From Profit. Which is sort of ironic.
I've always felt slightly guilty that one of Tim's episodes of Wonderfalls was my least favorite. But he has very few misfires among all the jewels of screenwriting (even fewer than Joss, IMHO).
