Falling Off the Wagon.
Nov. 14th, 2010 11:21 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sechan19Sadly (I suppose), I was so relaxed yesterday - or sleep deprived, if you prefer - that I missed my daily blog. So I'm out of the "competition" for the year, but I'm going to try and keep blogging more regularly anyway.
The reason I was sleep deprived is that I stayed up all night watching the entire extended-cut Lord of the Rings trilogy.
What?
I hadn't seen it in, like, four years or something. And it's still good (although "Fellowship" is still the best, and Tolkein is still in the doghouse for killing off Boromir).
I worked on Chinese homework while I watched.
Other weekend adventures include the Symphony and lots of TV watching. The Symphony was Mozart and Haydn, played in the tradition 18th century manner and featuring lots of oboe and bassoon. (Is it just me or does the bassoon not make the cutest sounds ever?). TV was mainly Undercovers (new JJ Abrams) and Sherlock (new and totally awesome take on Doyle's definitive detective).
I wasn't as productive as I should have been, but I don't care. I needed a break.
The reason I was sleep deprived is that I stayed up all night watching the entire extended-cut Lord of the Rings trilogy.
What?
I hadn't seen it in, like, four years or something. And it's still good (although "Fellowship" is still the best, and Tolkein is still in the doghouse for killing off Boromir).
I worked on Chinese homework while I watched.
Other weekend adventures include the Symphony and lots of TV watching. The Symphony was Mozart and Haydn, played in the tradition 18th century manner and featuring lots of oboe and bassoon. (Is it just me or does the bassoon not make the cutest sounds ever?). TV was mainly Undercovers (new JJ Abrams) and Sherlock (new and totally awesome take on Doyle's definitive detective).
I wasn't as productive as I should have been, but I don't care. I needed a break.
