LotS

Couple of very general thoughts after watching the first two episodes of Legend of the Seeker:

1) It's better than I thought it was going to be. Yes, yes, there are some very bad CGI monsters in it (really really bad), but the show's not really tried to be campy so far. I'm glad for that since Robin Hood semi-attempted it, and I think kind of failed at it.

2) Not really hooked yet. I think I'll have to spread it out instead of marathonning it. Towards the end of the second episode I was ready for it to be over. Had enough LotS for one day.

LotS

Couple of very general thoughts after watching the first two episodes of Legend of the Seeker:

1) It's better than I thought it was going to be. Yes, yes, there are some very bad CGI monsters in it (really really bad), but the show's not really tried to be campy so far. I'm glad for that since Robin Hood semi-attempted it, and I think kind of failed at it.

2) Not really hooked yet. I think I'll have to spread it out instead of marathonning it. Towards the end of the second episode I was ready for it to be over. Had enough LotS for one day.

*is amused*

I ran across this cast/crew picture from DW's S2, and had to snicker a bit.

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*is amused*

I ran across this cast/crew picture from DW's S2, and had to snicker a bit.

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It'll be a year this week that I first had my Vistibular Neuronitus attack. I still have it, although it's not like it was in the early days. The problem is that back when it first happened, it resulted in me having a full-on anxiety attack while driving, complete with trip to the ER.

So I've been thinking about it a lot, trying to tell myself that I've come a long way in a year. But apparently this starts me thinking (while driving home) about how I am a bit dizzy today, and am I breathing right? Maybe I'm getting rid of too much carbon dioxide. And what if I have another panic attack like...right now? I mean, I shouldn't and all, but what if I do? Seriously, am I breathing right? ACK, MY FINGER TINGLED. I DON'T THINK I'M BREATHING RIGHT. OMG. *HAS HEART PALPITATIONS* *DOWNS XANAX* *GETS HOME SHAKING AND STRUNG OUT*

So, yeah. I swear I cannot stand my brain these days. I'm fine now - just a little jittery and tired (tired part is the xanax kicking in.) But I hate how this has wrecked my life.

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It'll be a year this week that I first had my Vistibular Neuronitus attack. I still have it, although it's not like it was in the early days. The problem is that back when it first happened, it resulted in me having a full-on anxiety attack while driving, complete with trip to the ER.

So I've been thinking about it a lot, trying to tell myself that I've come a long way in a year. But apparently this starts me thinking (while driving home) about how I am a bit dizzy today, and am I breathing right? Maybe I'm getting rid of too much carbon dioxide. And what if I have another panic attack like...right now? I mean, I shouldn't and all, but what if I do? Seriously, am I breathing right? ACK, MY FINGER TINGLED. I DON'T THINK I'M BREATHING RIGHT. OMG. *HAS HEART PALPITATIONS* *DOWNS XANAX* *GETS HOME SHAKING AND STRUNG OUT*

So, yeah. I swear I cannot stand my brain these days. I'm fine now - just a little jittery and tired (tired part is the xanax kicking in.) But I hate how this has wrecked my life.