I watch Lost and this season as one of the Delta Park Project’s research interns I figured it would be helpful to liveblog my thoughts. First off episode description from TiVo: Sayid faces a difficult decision; Claire sends a warning to the temple inhabitants.
So here goes! I scribble these as I watch so I claim [...]
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Lost Liveblog S06E06 – Sundown
S06E05 – The Lighthouse (Popup Edition)
I watched the popup edition of The Lighthouse and I have some different thoughts than when I watched without popups the first time through. I have added them below.
Lost Liveblog S06E05: The Lighthouse
I watch Lost and this season as one of the Delta Park Project’s research interns I figured it would be helpful to liveblog my thoughts. First off episode description from TiVo: DESCRIPTION
So here goes! I scribble these as I watch so I claim no coherency. It wouldn’t even make sense to anyone who doesn’t watch [...]
Lost Liveblog S06E04: The Substitute
I watch Lost and this season as one of the Delta Park Project’s research interns I figured it would be helpful to liveblog my thoughts. First off episode description from TiVo: Locke goes in search of help to further his cause.
So here goes! I scribble these as I watch so I claim no coherency. It [...]
Lost Liveblog S06E03: What Kate Does
I watch Lost and this season as one of the Delta Park Project’s research interns I figured it would be helpful to liveblog my thoughts. First off episode description from TiVo: Kate finds herself on the run; Jack must do something that may endanger a friend’s life.
Bonus: Pop Up Edition of LA X Part Two
I watched the popup edition of The Lighthouse and I have some different thoughts than when I watched without popups the first time through. I have added them below.
Lost Liveblog: S06E02: LAX Part Two
Part Two is below.
I watch Lost and this season as one of the Delta Park Project’s research interns I figured it would be helpful to liveblog my thoughts. First of all, the episode description from Lostpedia: The aftermath from the detonation of the hydrogen bomb is revealed.
Lost Liveblog S06E01: LAX Part One
I’m starting with Part One. I’ll do Part Two in a separate post I think.
I watch Lost and this season as one of the Delta Park Project’s research interns I figured it would be helpful to liveblog my thoughts. First of all, the episode description from Lostpedia: The aftermath from the detonation of the hydrogen [...]
Lost Liveblog BONUS: Final Chapter
I am blogging this because I thought this one might be fun, you know, given what we know now and stuff. So here goes! AGAIN, all the good stuff is behind the jump because I do know a couple of people who still haven’t caught up yet. You know who you are. And yes, you [...]
Letters! She writes letters!
She writes stacks and stacks of letters!
I hope the Letterman reference amused the old-school late-nighters among you. Anyway!
I think the Patriot Act is sort of lame and while well intentioned, really poorly executed. So now that it’s up for renewal (a process not without contention, I might add), there’s some discussion in Congress and because [...]
Patriot Day? Really?
It hasn’t been today all that long, but it is September Eleventh or Nine/Eleven or Nine One One or whatever it is you wish to call it. Some have referred to it as Patriot Day. This really REALLY bothers me. I’ve been thinking about it off and on since last weekend when I turned a [...]
Common Courtesy: No Longer Common
Honestly. If you haven’t heard yet, the guy running things here in the States just gave a speech on health care insurance reform. He used this opportunity (addressing a joint session of Congress) to clear up some misunderstandings and outright lies that have been told about what sorts of things he wants passed as part [...]
Playlist: Memorial CD
We had a reception after the actual service for Gramma The Scoot last Tuesday. I built a slideshow of various photos of her, and I also whipped up a CD of music for afterwards to just play on shuffle. What I put on that CD is listed below. She was a fan of country and [...]
Yeah, I wrote another letter…
I filled this in at the Media Matters website. They are a media watchdog organization. I like them because they are equal opportunity: They call shenanigans when there are shenanigans, whether it’s a left winger or right winger, and I like that. One of their current actions is trying to keep CNN’s Lou Dobbs from [...]
Going, Going…: Gramma Edition
She isn’t quite gone yet, so I couldn’t bring myself to put it in the headline. And this is isn’t so much about her as it is about you, dear reader. Yes, you. As a reader of my blog, apparently that makes you a social media type, and this is a story about social media.
My [...]
Twitter + Mac Clients != Crazy Delicious
I’ve said this on Twitter and it remains true: There is one glaring thing wrong with every single Mac desktop client I have tried. Yes, ALL of them. I realize I could be alone in this, I looked for a stat and found that as of June 2009 the average Twitter user has 126 followers [...]
Health Care Debate: Doing It Wrong
OK, here I go with more politics. Just so you’re warned.
Also: If you’re here to validate your own health care reform opinions or you just want to tear me down for mine, I’m sorry, that’s not gonna happen.
I do believe the cost of health care is out of control, and whether there’s a public plan [...]
Sweet Pea
My family is…interesting. I have cattle rustlers even a city named after a family member on a couple of branches of my tree. Anyway, I’m not sure where it started, but my dad’s dad (Pappy, no really, Pappy) always had a name for you if he liked you, especially if you were family. It sometimes [...]
Well it made ME think anyway.
I have recently discovered the joys of the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson (thanks insomnia!), and I saw Monday night’s episode where he was given a gift of an American flag that flew over the Capitol last September (Craig became a US Citizen last September). Along with the flag came a short note. Here [...]
It’s public record anyway…
…so here’s the letter I wrote to all the members of Portland’s City Council who voted unanimously to rename SE 39th Ave to Cesar Chavez Blvd.
Commissioners:
I am disappointed you did not take the wishes of the residents of 39th Avenue into account when you voted yes. Why not a compromise on a new building someplace? [...]
