The Week in Entertainment
Film: Pan, which is beautiful to look at in some places, but really makes no sense at all, even viewed as a stand-alone creation. And you kind of have to, since the first Peter Pan story was written in 1902 and this thing postulates Peter as becoming Pan in ... the freaking Blitz in WWII.
DVD: Catching up on the second season of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., which for some reason I missed most of. Liking it a lot.
TV: Mostly baseball.
Read: Reading The Martian, which is not as "hard" and much funnier than I had thought. I definitely recommend it. Four installments of Bookburners, still good, and one of Indexing: Reflections. Some more of The Dark Forest, but I admit I dropped it when pre-orders landed on my Kindle - the aforementioned installments and also - squeeeeee - Ancillary Mercy, which I devoured and loved (after a quick reread of the first two, since this one also starts right after its predecessor). I cannot recommend this trilogy highly enough.
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2 Comments:
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At 2:31 PM, October 12, 2015
Kathie had this to say...
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At 8:44 AM, October 13, 2015
The Ridger, FCD had this to say...
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<-- Older Post ^ Home Newer Post -->Did you see the Tennessee-Georgia football game on TV? Although we have no rooting interest in either team, Tennessee's victory was certainly exciting, and gratifying from purely an entertainment perspective. Vol fans, OTOH, were undoubtedly "over the moon"!
Pity the poor Pirates, losing a one-game playoff to the Cubbies :-(
Yes, the Vols managed to pull that one out.
Sorry about the Pirates, but I do have to pull for the Cubs now.
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