Glee got me thinking tonight. It got me thinking about hate.
I had like the anti-high school high school experience. Not "anti" like "against". More like "anti" like "antimatter". I hibernated. Tha
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Glee got me thinking tonight. It got me thinking about hate.
I had like the anti-high school high school experience. Not "anti" like "against". More like "anti" like "antimatter". I hibernated. Tha
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Have I ever mentioned that the whole let's-do-an-interview-about-crafts-with-Joss-Whedon thing was the most fun I've ever had online? Well, if I failed to mention it, consider it immortalized here
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The Swedish title, Män som hatar kvinnor, translates as "Men Who Hate Women". Somewhere along the line the title for the English translation of the wildly popular, bestselling novel was changed to Th
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When Twin Peaks first aired in 1990, it was a revelation. For one thing, it was my first experience of true, out-and-out geekery. I kept a journal with quotes from the show. I talked about it with my
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I'm reblogging myself from over at Tumblr because I'm fairly desperate to discuss this. Please, oh please, chime in:
The relationship between Dale Cooper and Harry S Truman in Twin Peaks is the
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It's grey and rainy in Vancouver, but spring's pretty much already started so I'm not too worried about any unpleasant prognostications today. BING!
Regardless, instead of passing out from exhaustion
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I thought a couple weeks into 2010 I'd do a little wrap-up of 2009. It was, after all, a fairly unusual year for me. Also, I've neglected my pal the bulleted list and I feel I owe him a big one.
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Dude. Game knitting. You have to try this.
Lee Meredith's ebook about it is worth the download. I printed the relevant pages and brought them with me on a wee trip we took last weekend, and I'm not
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So the first four months of my yearlong amorphous adventure have passed and I thought I'd explore what I did with myself, what I'd planned to do with myself, what I'm doing now and what I might do nex
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I had two favourite books when I was a young child. One became the seed of my desperate need to see absurdity in every day life (The Cat in the Hat Comes Back, by Dr. Seuss),
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