"Our love goes on and on our love became our love by name when I wrote it to you in a song"

Spent the day at Tati's, we watched The Great Game, complained a lot about the cold, listened to the Life on Mars soundtrack, and read on the couch. As in, she read The Magic Of Deduction on her netbook, while I read Game of Thrones on my Kindle. It was a lot like 99% of my childhood, but way more technological. :D

I only meant to read the first chapter, but then I got dragged in and kept reading at the bus station, on the bus back home, at my desk while having tea and biscuits, and guess what I'm going to do for the rest of the evening. Those books are way addictive, even if I already know everything that's going to happen because I saw the TV show. Great writing indeed. ♥

Back home there was a surprise waiting in my mailbox, something I purchased on Etsy a few days ago, and that I wasn't expecting so soon:





Aren't they the cutest thing ever? I bought them here, and they're even cuter in person! :D They're sturdy enough, although not so much that they could damage a thin page (like those metal bookmarks they sell everywhere). I'm so happy! *_____*

During The Great Game I had this sort of epiphany. I was whispering every line in every scene (how does Tati put up with me, I have no idea) but then I realized I need to watch the second season again and again, until I reach that same level of nerdy, crazy-obsessed knowledge of the show. There's too much disparity in my brain between the two seasons, and that's every bit not good. Yes, it's mostly because Reichenbach breaks my heart but that's not a valid excuse! *mentally slaps herself over the head* I must be strong and obsessed and batshit crazy and learn every quote of the new episodes too, until it's all one coherent big ball of wibbly wobbly sherlockey unison in my head (see icon for visual aid). And maybe stop referring to them as "new" episodes while I'm at it.

(Also, because of Community, I now feel the need to watch Blade and Blade II. Kickboxing vampire movies, here I come!)

"Our love goes on and on our love became our love by name when I wrote it to you in a song"

Spent the day at Tati's, we watched The Great Game, complained a lot about the cold, listened to the Life on Mars soundtrack, and read on the couch. As in, she read The Magic Of Deduction on her netbook, while I read Game of Thrones on my Kindle. It was a lot like 99% of my childhood, but way more technological. :D

I only meant to read the first chapter, but then I got dragged in and kept reading at the bus station, on the bus back home, at my desk while having tea and biscuits, and guess what I'm going to do for the rest of the evening. Those books are way addictive, even if I already know everything that's going to happen because I saw the TV show. Great writing indeed. ♥

Back home there was a surprise waiting in my mailbox, something I purchased on Etsy a few days ago, and that I wasn't expecting so soon:





Aren't they the cutest thing ever? I bought them here, and they're even cuter in person! :D They're sturdy enough, although not so much that they could damage a thin page (like those metal bookmarks they sell everywhere). I'm so happy! *_____*

During The Great Game I had this sort of epiphany. I was whispering every line in every scene (how does Tati put up with me, I have no idea) but then I realized I need to watch the second season again and again, until I reach that same level of nerdy, crazy-obsessed knowledge of the show. There's too much disparity in my brain between the two seasons, and that's every bit not good. Yes, it's mostly because Reichenbach breaks my heart but that's not a valid excuse! *mentally slaps herself over the head* I must be strong and obsessed and batshit crazy and learn every quote of the new episodes too, until it's all one coherent big ball of wibbly wobbly sherlockey unison in my head (see icon for visual aid). And maybe stop referring to them as "new" episodes while I'm at it.

(Also, because of Community, I now feel the need to watch Blade and Blade II. Kickboxing vampire movies, here I come!)