General thoughts

[quietprofanity]

- I finally finished Call of Cthulhu last night. It's gelatinous! EW!
- I faced off against a mouse at work yesterday. I may give the full scoop later. I just want to say that if animal cruelty is a sign of psychosis, I shouldn't be expected to bash in the head of a cute little thing that's afraid of me. Nevertheless, I did get it out of the workplace. I'll keep you posted if it follows me home.
- I started my NaNoWriMo book, and I really hope I finish it because I think I enjoy this scenario more than any other I tried in the past, even that weird psychosexual crime noir in 2006 that I liked but couldn't finish because I had to move. I'm sort of doing something bad in that I'm using an idea I've had for a long time and LIKED, and you're really supposed to be all blank slate for NaNo, but I don't think my idea has much commercial viability, so I'm going with what I got.
- I am so sick of Garth Nix and his bullshit. I'm more than 100 pages into Abhorsen but it already feels too long. I have a determination to finish it, though.
- I didn't so much dig Sarah Haskins' ... er, digs at Disney Princesses. (Well, it's funny, but I think she exaggerates the passivity of someone of them a little bit.) I DO, however, adore her Views on The View. Starring, of course, Goofy Mom, Serious Mom, Embarrassingly Liberal Mom, Hot Conservative Mom and Embarrassing Space Mom.
- Hoping to go to Zack & Miri, Edgar Allan Poe reading, AND Rocky Horror tonight. CAN I DO IT? We shall see!

Comments

[lady-nebula.livejournal.com]

I was supposed to see both Rocky Horror and Zack and Miri this weekend, but my movie buddy canceled. Throw some rice and toast for me!

[quietprofanity.livejournal.com]

I actually don't think I'm bringing props, although I may partake in the virgin sacrifice since I've never been to a movie showing before. (I've been to the stage show ... but that's kind of like the difference between vaginal and anal sex, isn't it?)

[lady-nebula.livejournal.com]

I don't know, the stage show may count. In college, a couple of my friends saw it on Broadway, and apparently that qualified. It may depend on the cast, as well :)

[imayb1.livejournal.com]

It is scary to think 'Space Mom' represents America's undecided swing voters... and thinks the world is flat. -_-; The scariest part is that statement's high probability of accuracy.

[quietprofanity.livejournal.com]

Haskins is slightly wrong, Space Mom is simply unsure if the world is flat.

But in her defense, it's hard to think about it when you need to feed your kids and find chairs for the PTA meeting ...

(Oy ...)