Glad you're feeling better. It's a shame you have to go back to work before fully recovered. Hope it doesn't hurt the recovery. Might be all right.
3. Can't go wrong with Finnish-style liver casserole. It's actually genuinely tasty. I don't like it with lingonberry jam, though, because I just plain don't like lingonberries.
4. That looks pretty awesome.
8. Ahah, as if it's not obvious where my mind's been. Writing reams and reams of Green Hornet fanfic that I can't show yet because of challenge timelines. It's totally out of control. DVD's coming out next month. I want to see Sucker Punch, but just never seem to get around to making a trip to the cinema. Watched a few episodes of Shattered, with Callum Keith Rennie as a dissociative disorder detective, which was relatively interesting. I liked how it want to such dark places from episode one, and later there was a woman who liked sex and worked in the sex industry and I never could decide if the portrayal was better than usual or not. She showcased some negative stereotypes, but none of the other characters shamed her and the storyline treated her and her relationship fairly kindly. No gay people anywhere obviously, even though it was a Canadian show. Oh well.
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Date: 2011-04-15 10:31 am (UTC)3. Can't go wrong with Finnish-style liver casserole. It's actually genuinely tasty. I don't like it with lingonberry jam, though, because I just plain don't like lingonberries.
4. That looks pretty awesome.
8. Ahah, as if it's not obvious where my mind's been. Writing reams and reams of Green Hornet fanfic that I can't show yet because of challenge timelines. It's totally out of control. DVD's coming out next month. I want to see Sucker Punch, but just never seem to get around to making a trip to the cinema. Watched a few episodes of Shattered, with Callum Keith Rennie as a dissociative disorder detective, which was relatively interesting. I liked how it want to such dark places from episode one, and later there was a woman who liked sex and worked in the sex industry and I never could decide if the portrayal was better than usual or not. She showcased some negative stereotypes, but none of the other characters shamed her and the storyline treated her and her relationship fairly kindly. No gay people anywhere obviously, even though it was a Canadian show. Oh well.