A catchup post!
Mar. 12th, 2007 10:06 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
annathepiperTV shows based on decent book series seem to be the hot thing these days--and tonight, ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
risu and I checked out the premiere of Blood Ties, based on Tanya Huff's Victoria Nelson novels. Survey says: not half bad! Decent adaptation of the series, nobody was annoying, and Henry and Mike and Vicki are all quite easy on the eyes. More importantly, the essential aspects of their characters that I remember from the books all seem to be there. Liked this well enough to come back and check it out again next week. And now I'm way interested in bumping some of the Tanya Huff that's been languishing on my To Read shelf up the queue. ^_^
Meanwhile, I have these observations to make about a lunchtime errand run downtown:
#1: It is very strange to be walking through downtown Seattle while listening to the miniseries, Season 1, and Season 2 soundtracks of Battlestar Galactica. There I am walking along and suddenly OHNOES CYLONS! every time the iPod kicks into battle music.
#2: Lush is now open at Westlake Center, and it was necessary, yea, even a biological imperative, that I go in there and buy bath bombs for myself andsolarbird.
#3: On my way back to the Times, I passed a bus with a huge colorful ad on the side, with the words DAILY NONSTOP TO MAUI. For an instant I was stricken with the thought "HEY WAIT since when did the 70 go to Maui?!" Then I saw the other words about the airline farther down the side of the bus. Damn. ;)spazzkat's observation? "Best bus route EVER."
Chiropractic appointments will continue for me for the next few weeks, and I am already feeling huge changes. I have slept amazingly well for the last couple of nights, way better than I have in well over a year. I have greatly improved range of motion in my neck, and suddenly both my bed and my chair at work feel a lot more comfortable. So two thumbs up on the new chiropractor. The only vaguely irritating thing about this entire process is that I haven't had much attention span for writing--I think because my system's taking a huge reset with all of this, and the muse is standing back going "Ooh, okay, you get all this done and I'll come back as soon as you're stable again."
Plus, doing the chiro means I get in extra walking. Yay!
Miles since the first: 29.7
Miles out of Hobbiton: 1833.5
Miles out of Isengard: 40.5
Miles to Minas Tirith: 745.5
risu and I checked out the premiere of Blood Ties, based on Tanya Huff's Victoria Nelson novels. Survey says: not half bad! Decent adaptation of the series, nobody was annoying, and Henry and Mike and Vicki are all quite easy on the eyes. More importantly, the essential aspects of their characters that I remember from the books all seem to be there. Liked this well enough to come back and check it out again next week. And now I'm way interested in bumping some of the Tanya Huff that's been languishing on my To Read shelf up the queue. ^_^Meanwhile, I have these observations to make about a lunchtime errand run downtown:
#1: It is very strange to be walking through downtown Seattle while listening to the miniseries, Season 1, and Season 2 soundtracks of Battlestar Galactica. There I am walking along and suddenly OHNOES CYLONS! every time the iPod kicks into battle music.
#2: Lush is now open at Westlake Center, and it was necessary, yea, even a biological imperative, that I go in there and buy bath bombs for myself and
solarbird.#3: On my way back to the Times, I passed a bus with a huge colorful ad on the side, with the words DAILY NONSTOP TO MAUI. For an instant I was stricken with the thought "HEY WAIT since when did the 70 go to Maui?!" Then I saw the other words about the airline farther down the side of the bus. Damn. ;)
spazzkat's observation? "Best bus route EVER."Chiropractic appointments will continue for me for the next few weeks, and I am already feeling huge changes. I have slept amazingly well for the last couple of nights, way better than I have in well over a year. I have greatly improved range of motion in my neck, and suddenly both my bed and my chair at work feel a lot more comfortable. So two thumbs up on the new chiropractor. The only vaguely irritating thing about this entire process is that I haven't had much attention span for writing--I think because my system's taking a huge reset with all of this, and the muse is standing back going "Ooh, okay, you get all this done and I'll come back as soon as you're stable again."
Plus, doing the chiro means I get in extra walking. Yay!
Miles since the first: 29.7
Miles out of Hobbiton: 1833.5
Miles out of Isengard: 40.5
Miles to Minas Tirith: 745.5
