The Ultimate Science Fiction And Fantasy Showdown
1. Malcom Reynolds (Sorry Han)
2. Scooby Gang
3. Doctor Who (duh)
4. No opinion
5. Sherlock Holmes
6. Marvin the Paranoid Android (I’m so depressed)
7. No opinion
8. Sarah Connor (I love kick-ass chicks)
9. Starbuck
10. Luke (I can’t help it. Sorry.)
11. Daleks
12. Arthur Dent (How is that even a contest?)
13. As much as I want to say MULTI-PASS, I have to go with River Tam
14. Hermoine (that one was closer)
15. No opinion
16. Uhhh… Avengers?
17. TRICK QUESTION!
Hey NATHAN! I had a BUNNY in my yard!
After a large amount of badgering by me, Michael went to the doctor today for a preventive-type check-up, and to ask for a referral for a dermatologist. (He burns easily, but spent his childhood out in the sun.)
I was feeling slightly guilty about it, which then started a cycle of recrimination, that wandered off into the things he likes to do that he doesn’t do because I’ve not been in a mental state to do so.
Then I realized, “Hey, he can go to the movies BY HIMSELF. He just chooses NOT to!” Which dovetailed in with the whole doctor’s appointment thing and then it suddenly became clear! INERTIA! Objects at rest tend to stay at rest! That describes Michael perfectly! He’s simply an object at rest!
As for me? Inertia there too: Objects in motion tend to stay in motion.
We perfectly offset each other!
Michelle: My ankle kinda hurts when I run up the stairs.
Michael: So, don’t run up the stairs.
Michelle: You only THINK you’re helpful.
NATHAN!
LOOK! BUNNY!
Found this morning on a desk, modeled by my co-worker Meredith.
Yup. The equivalent of 100 flights of stairs today.
In other news, my feet are kinda sore…
I think I’m just going to wait until next week to do a photo scavenger hunt, and maybe I’ll move it to Friday, to make it easier for people.
In the mean-time, how’re things with you?
Found anything interesting recently you think I’d like?
The obligatory picture with the Mountaineer
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Some late spring cleaning, and a day where I’m too tired to go out and do anything despite how pretty it is outside.
Free to a good home:
Amazon Basics Camera Backpack. It’s perfectly fine for what it is, but what I finally decided I wanted was a backpack that would hold my camera AND laptop AND didn’t look like a camera back that screamed “POSSIBLE EXPENSIVE STUFF HERE! STEAL ME!”
I instead went with something like this (but not this, mine is a drawstring not a zipper) and a regular laptop backpack–one that I can easily lock for travel and leaving in a hotel room–which I absolutely adore. But of course all that was a hell of a lot more expensive than this plain camera backpack.
Also free to a good home, some books:
Bread Machine baking book, which we don’t need because we got rid of the bread machine years ago.
Bright Young Things (hardback); I can’t get into it, but I somehow ALSO have the ebook version, so I really don’t need the hardback.
A Beautiful Blue Death – Grandmom really liked this series. I found it… meh.
Growing at the Speed of Life: A Year in the Life of My First Kitchen Garden
– A gift I have no interest in reading
Anyone interested? Friends and family will be given to preference. Because I can.
Oh, if you click on any of those links and then go buy something after, (same as for my book blog) I get pennies from Amazon. Hint. Hint.
I… I have no words…
