Links & Reviews
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Links:
Johannes Cabal Cabal Fanart
Johannes Cabal Cabal with Pokemon Fanart
Johannes Cabal Cabal Fanart
Movies: Star Trek: Into Darkness [Video]
Movies: Cats on Film Reviews of movies with cats in them.
Words: Word of the Year 2012
There seems to be a small but devoted JC fanbase on Tumblr, so I decided to get myself one -- GeistWorks.
In other news, I'm finally up to date on Castle. The recent Halloween episode at the convention was superb.
Books:
I decided to actively read the Dresden Files in order to catch up to the very latest book, Cold Days. I'm slowly working my way through Ghost Story right now which is harder to read because my second favourite character hasn't turned up yet, and probably won't.
Anyway, here are my reviews for all the books I've read in the past month and a bit in the order I read them:
Johannes Cabal: The Detective, Johannes Cabal: The Fear Institute, M.R. James: The Haunted Dolls' House and Other Ghost Stories, Volume 2, Dexter: Darkly Dreaming Dexter, Dresden Files: Grave Peril #3, Dresden Files: Summer Knight #4, Dresden Files: Blood Rites #6, Dresden Files: Dead Beat #7, Dresden Files: Turn Coat #11, Dresden Files: Changes #12, and Roberts: The Dragon With The Girl Tattoo.
Film:
I went to see Skyfall and Argo recently. I imagine that you've already seen Skyfall if you were planning on it. All I have to say is that 1) I liked Q, but I don't ship him with Bond and 2) I felt a little inadequate with Bond going "Omigod, I can only do ten pull-ups and fifty push-ups *sob*."
Argo was really good. Surprising, considering Ben Affleck directed and starred in it. I was already interested in the basic premise, but I was impressed by how taut the final scenes were.
Next: The Hobbit.
Life:
I performed impro at a theatre in front of a paying audience a few weeks ago. Felt good to be back. I'm also close to finishing a novel I've been working on and I don't think it's too bad, for once.
I hope everyone's okay and safe, particularly with things like Sandy hitting the US.
Johannes Cabal Cabal Fanart
Johannes Cabal Cabal with Pokemon Fanart
Johannes Cabal Cabal Fanart
Movies: Star Trek: Into Darkness [Video]
Movies: Cats on Film Reviews of movies with cats in them.
Words: Word of the Year 2012
There seems to be a small but devoted JC fanbase on Tumblr, so I decided to get myself one -- GeistWorks.
In other news, I'm finally up to date on Castle. The recent Halloween episode at the convention was superb.
Books:
I decided to actively read the Dresden Files in order to catch up to the very latest book, Cold Days. I'm slowly working my way through Ghost Story right now which is harder to read because my second favourite character hasn't turned up yet, and probably won't.
Anyway, here are my reviews for all the books I've read in the past month and a bit in the order I read them:
Johannes Cabal: The Detective, Johannes Cabal: The Fear Institute, M.R. James: The Haunted Dolls' House and Other Ghost Stories, Volume 2, Dexter: Darkly Dreaming Dexter, Dresden Files: Grave Peril #3, Dresden Files: Summer Knight #4, Dresden Files: Blood Rites #6, Dresden Files: Dead Beat #7, Dresden Files: Turn Coat #11, Dresden Files: Changes #12, and Roberts: The Dragon With The Girl Tattoo.
Film:
I went to see Skyfall and Argo recently. I imagine that you've already seen Skyfall if you were planning on it. All I have to say is that 1) I liked Q, but I don't ship him with Bond and 2) I felt a little inadequate with Bond going "Omigod, I can only do ten pull-ups and fifty push-ups *sob*."
Argo was really good. Surprising, considering Ben Affleck directed and starred in it. I was already interested in the basic premise, but I was impressed by how taut the final scenes were.
Next: The Hobbit.
Life:
I performed impro at a theatre in front of a paying audience a few weeks ago. Felt good to be back. I'm also close to finishing a novel I've been working on and I don't think it's too bad, for once.
I hope everyone's okay and safe, particularly with things like Sandy hitting the US.
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Date: 2012-12-10 03:52 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2012-12-10 05:12 pm (UTC)Anyway, I don't know how other people do it, but after experimenting with it for a couple of weeks, I decided to view it as an exhibition at an art gallery. If a picture inspires me or makes me laugh, it gets reblogged.
Another thing worth noting is that you'll have your own tag, so keep a watch out if anyone posts anything on the #kidboomerang tag.
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Date: 2012-12-12 10:30 pm (UTC)Hm, that's a pretty good rubric for determining if comething should be reblogged. Have to remember that, once I actually have time to waste on tumblr. one more day one more day one more day.
eh, well, 'kid boomerang' is also a canon nickname for Captain Boomerang II/Jr, so it's possible that the tag won't reference me at all? *shrugs*
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Date: 2012-12-29 02:10 pm (UTC)Er, no clue if your tag is for you only. Tumblr seems a bit poorly designed tbh, but it's where fandom is and where I can get a feel for what's worth looking at. But sometimes you can't even tell when something was posted. Maybe I need to redesign my page or something do it displays that.
I'm new too, in other words.
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Date: 2012-12-29 08:07 pm (UTC)Long ramble over, tldr; did not mean to offend, actually I think we are just about the same age?
Many things about tumblr are terrible it seems. Even people who have been on it for years seem to complain about this, so it looks like familiarity probably won't erase those annoyances with the UI.
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Date: 2013-01-20 05:06 pm (UTC)