Category Archive: Fantasy

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Missing “Lost”, despite its flaws

And so it ends…

The Mystery of Hermione Granger

Hermione Granger (Emma Watson)

I’ve been following along as Mark Re-Reads the Harry Potter series and in his post today he discussed Hermione and what motivates her to be the insufferable know-it-all she was in the beginning. This, along with the questions my husband has posed, has made me curious about Hermione. J.K. Rowling, the author of the Harry …

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Does it always have to be so dramatic?

The Girl in the Fireplace

This is the synopsis of an upcoming Doctor Who episode called “A Good Man Goes to War.” Amy Pond has been kidnapped and the Doctor is raising an army to rescue her as the drama continues. But as he and Rory race across galaxies, calling in long-held debts and solemnly given promises, his enemies are …

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Things That Make Me Smile

Things have been getting me down lately but there are a few things that will always make me feel at least slightly better, no matter what. (These are in no particular order). Hugs from my husband Watching Fred Astaire dance Seeing growth in my gardens The fact that my dog is excited to see me …

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What I’m Watching, May 2011

What I'm Watching, May 2011

As I’m sure I’ve mentioned before, we don’t have cable and we live too far out in the country to pick up any digital signals with our antennae, even with a converter box. So, we watch things on video and through Netflix instant streaming. (The instant streaming is awesome, by the way. It’s no extra …

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I miss Lost (NSFW)

At least I’m not apathetic about the apathy

Fezes are cool

It’s kind of a dark time for me right now – which is kind of ironic. For the first time in five years I’m out of debt to anyone who can sue me and overall things are going well. I have a job, I recently got a (small) raise, the car is still running and …

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The problem with Pond

Amy's Choice

Last year, soon after it was released, the husband and I picked up the first Matt Smith series of Doctor Who. From the beginning I liked Matt Smith. He’s quirky, like David Tennant, but a bit more old-fashioned and aloof like past doctors. He has the exuberance we’ve come to expect since way back during …

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