Oct. 21st, 2008

ksmith: (caffeine)
Got up at 9am, which is what happens when I go to bed at 1am. This seems to be my default clock--the last time I took siginificant time away from the day job, I eventually wound up going to bed at 1-2am and getting up at 9-10am. I don't really like that. I miss too much daylight that way, especially now. And next week is back to work, so I need to re-readjust starting, like, tonight.

Watched about 2/3 of Sin City last night on Spike. Too much POV talking in order to fill in what there was of the plot, and gory as all hell. Yet one of the most compulsively watchable films I've seen in a long time. If I hadn't been so tired, I'd have watched the rest. Biggest surprise--Elijah Wood's character. I'll keep a look out for it on the schedule, and catch what I missed.

So sometimes Spike shows decent movies. But it is geared toward younger men, and their advertising is limited and leans toward icky/eye-rolling, male enhancement products and Girls Gone Wild videos (isn't the guy who founded that in jail??) I wish there was a cable station that ran action films and such that was geared toward a female audience. I know Lifetime has the Tanya Huff series, but isn't the rest pretty much 'family crisis of the week' or 'who murdered this woman'? Hell, even geared toward a general audience would be good, but I would think action films for women would work. But then, Hollywood would actually have to make a couple. So strike that.

I think by the end of the week, I'll post a list of things I need to remember the next time I do this extended writing time thing.

Speaking of writing, 2627 words yesterday. Bit of a cheat since I nicked about half of that from old draft. An introductory chapter for a new POV--this character has been seen previously and readers will think they know them but they don't. It will need reworking to suit the new tone of the thing, but I think it's usable.

Pups have already been out a couple of hours--I had to get up around 630ish to let them out, then went back to bed. They're sleeping now. I need my coffee. Then, to horse.
ksmith: (caffeine)
Got up at 9am, which is what happens when I go to bed at 1am. This seems to be my default clock--the last time I took siginificant time away from the day job, I eventually wound up going to bed at 1-2am and getting up at 9-10am. I don't really like that. I miss too much daylight that way, especially now. And next week is back to work, so I need to re-readjust starting, like, tonight.

Watched about 2/3 of Sin City last night on Spike. Too much POV talking in order to fill in what there was of the plot, and gory as all hell. Yet one of the most compulsively watchable films I've seen in a long time. If I hadn't been so tired, I'd have watched the rest. Biggest surprise--Elijah Wood's character. I'll keep a look out for it on the schedule, and catch what I missed.

So sometimes Spike shows decent movies. But it is geared toward younger men, and their advertising is limited and leans toward icky/eye-rolling, male enhancement products and Girls Gone Wild videos (isn't the guy who founded that in jail??) I wish there was a cable station that ran action films and such that was geared toward a female audience. I know Lifetime has the Tanya Huff series, but isn't the rest pretty much 'family crisis of the week' or 'who murdered this woman'? Hell, even geared toward a general audience would be good, but I would think action films for women would work. But then, Hollywood would actually have to make a couple. So strike that.

I think by the end of the week, I'll post a list of things I need to remember the next time I do this extended writing time thing.

Speaking of writing, 2627 words yesterday. Bit of a cheat since I nicked about half of that from old draft. An introductory chapter for a new POV--this character has been seen previously and readers will think they know them but they don't. It will need reworking to suit the new tone of the thing, but I think it's usable.

Pups have already been out a couple of hours--I had to get up around 630ish to let them out, then went back to bed. They're sleeping now. I need my coffee. Then, to horse.

Heh

Oct. 21st, 2008 07:25 pm
ksmith: (bullwinkle)
KO just quoted Talking Heads lyrics when talking about McCain bailing out of CO. "Life During Wartime"

"This ain't no nightclub
No CBGBs
I ain't got time for that now."


No special reason for posting, other than *heh*.

Heh

Oct. 21st, 2008 07:25 pm
ksmith: (bullwinkle)
KO just quoted Talking Heads lyrics when talking about McCain bailing out of CO. "Life During Wartime"

"This ain't no nightclub
No CBGBs
I ain't got time for that now."


No special reason for posting, other than *heh*.

*shivers*

Oct. 21st, 2008 07:50 pm
ksmith: (bullwinkle)
Temples dedicated to a spider god unearthed in Peru.

The team discovered a monumental staircase 25 meters in width as well as a polychromatic relief with images of the spider god in the archaeological complex of Collud-Zarpan, located some 800 kilometers north of Lima.

eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!

*shivers*

Oct. 21st, 2008 07:50 pm
ksmith: (bullwinkle)
Temples dedicated to a spider god unearthed in Peru.

The team discovered a monumental staircase 25 meters in width as well as a polychromatic relief with images of the spider god in the archaeological complex of Collud-Zarpan, located some 800 kilometers north of Lima.

eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!
ksmith: (honey locust)
Received BPAL booty from [livejournal.com profile] windrose. I have not tried the imps yet, but did try The Buggre Alle This Bible, available on the Good Omens page.

It's interesting. I do like it. If you walked into a used bookstore that had been located for about twenty years between a tobacconist and a head shop/someplace that has sold incense and oils, you might get an idea of what it smells like. It only lasted 3-4 hours as a strong, definable scent, but I don't know if that's usual for BPAL scents. I also didn't put that much on, which may have had something to do with it.
ksmith: (honey locust)
Received BPAL booty from [livejournal.com profile] windrose. I have not tried the imps yet, but did try The Buggre Alle This Bible, available on the Good Omens page.

It's interesting. I do like it. If you walked into a used bookstore that had been located for about twenty years between a tobacconist and a head shop/someplace that has sold incense and oils, you might get an idea of what it smells like. It only lasted 3-4 hours as a strong, definable scent, but I don't know if that's usual for BPAL scents. I also didn't put that much on, which may have had something to do with it.

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