Mal ,'Out Of Gas'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
LOVED this superbowl. didn't really care about it, but what a great game.
I made two king cakes tonight. My first time making them, debating about taking one to work. I guess I should taste one in the morning before really deciding that.
I'm up too late.
I'm up too late also. So tired! The person Wilson is dating? HA! I was wondering what happened to cut-throat bitch!
I think that this was my favorite House ever. I actually laughed out loud several times. Which then turned into coughing fits, but still.
With how little sleep I end up getting over the weekend I really should call it a night. Sometimes I think the reason I put off sleep is the feeling of delaying the things I'd rather not do tomorrow. Said things tend to involve being at work and taking someone's brand of shit with a smile.
ETA: Can I get a witness here?
Miss Austen Regrets made me cry AND made me want to read a good biography of her. Anyone have any recommendations?
So, I take it I should now watch Miss Austen Regrets instead of the SGA ep that I haven't seen yet?
House did make me laugh and smile. That show is just consistently entertaining. Here is my question-- it may have been answered and I missed it.
So does the station not have an internist? Is the only doctor on site not a specialist in clinical medicine? Or is she somehow a psych/GP?
Miss Austen Regrets made me cry AND made me want to read a good biography of her. Anyone have any recommendations?
Good luck. There's not a lot of info out there, so biographies end up either being very thin, or containing a lot of speculation. Not as bad as with Shakespeare, but still very unsatisfying.
bon, just a psych covering doctor's duties. She was doing some sort of psych research there .
I did see a documentary a few years ago that said Carter came into office bringing into his administration people who were naive in what they thought they could do, and condescending to the Democratic power structure of the day.The analysis I have picked up somewhere and retained -- which doesn't mean it's accurate but it stuck in my head -- is related to that. Basically, Carter's campaign was largely about how he wasn't a DC insider and so so he'd be shaking things up and wouldn't be doing business as usual and all that. And in his case he really was an outsider, and that was the problem. He and his staff didn't have connections with anyone in DC, and so he couldn't get anything done.