Calli, taking the good with the bad, in the holiday thread.
Work aside, there are so many fascinating, scary, promising, worrisome, interesting things coming up. The whole election thing has me tired already, but I love the thought that Sanders is becoming such a prominent voice. I'm going to work on a visual perception course over the next month or so, and I can't wait to learn more about that. I'm looking forward to my niece's wedding in the spring, to reading more with fewer headaches now that I'm given in and gotten bifocals, to a new Star Wars movie, to a day trip for shopping and pirogies with my buds, to new books my favorite authors have scheduled over the next few months, and to so much more. But I'm also worried about rising xenophobia in the US, about climate change and (I hope I'm wrong) the unlikeliness of the Paris conference achieving anything, about gun violence, about the odds of my middle aged body developing major problems, and about my friends who are still dealing with cancer. It's a mix. I guess it can't all be fandom and Penzey's spice shop visits with the buds, but I'm hoping the good will outweigh the bad--for me and for all of you.
In Natter.
Steph L.
I will eat ALL OF THE POTATOES.
A baked potato and giant salad are a fallback dinner 2-3 times a month. But if I let my potato love run free, I'd eat taters all the time.
Zenkitty
Steph and I will have Civil War: Potatoes because I want them all.
Steph L.
Put on the suit, let's go a few rounds.
Zenkitty
Everything special about you came out of a bottle! Or possibly a potato.
Steph L.
Sorry to do this, Tony, but potatoes are my friends.
Zenkitty
I was your friend! SOB We could've shared the potato!
Kalshane in Boxed Set (in re Arrow, if you're interested in context):
The proper accent for ancient Egyptian immortals is Scottish.
In Movies --
Zenkitty:
I've wiped from my mind what Michael Douglas actually looks like.
The inimitable erikaj, Nattering:
Yeah, there are times on the internet where I'm like Football or Game of Thrones. They are both bloody, but one has bigger words.
Gud:
Someone appears to have driven a car into a theater across the street. And no, it's not a drive-in theater.
Tom:
Well, it is now.
aurelia: One of my cats just raced into the room meowing so insistently that I had to ask, "What is it Rosie, is Timmy in the well?" Her response was to plop down and start giving herself a bath. Sorry, Timmy.
Elections update in Natter:
Gudanov: Seems like Trump is not going to get enough delegates to get the nomination on the first ballet.
dcp: The nomination process has sure changed.....
Gudanov: Yeah. It's all dance-offs now.
Steph L.: I fucking LOVE this country, man!