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Desmond is sort of the only character on Lost who holds my attention these days, but this episode has been worth it for the "Einstein of the bear community" remark. Colbert should be traumatized for about a month.

Meanwhile, I'm having a really hard time with one of my hands, and I don't know if it's because of all the typing I generally do 9although I had a big break with the ball and the L&O gig or some sort of bad celiac thingy -- it definitely feels like nerves not listening to me right as opposed to muscles. I'm not concerned concerned, but I'mm concerned.

I'm going to view the classical fencing class a week from today, and then will start class the Monday following if it's viable at my current strength level.

Goals for tonight, after Project Runway: another chapter of Ghosts up, some more Regency photos, some Descensus work, some emails about the PR panel I want to submit on multimedia fics and a bit of poking my Swordspoint bunny with sticks.

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[magnetgirl.livejournal.com]

Yeah, LOST made me gripe this time.

I really liked Charlie and Locke walking through the woods-it reminded me of old LOST! I miss the characters banding together to figure out what the hell is going on-they're all too distant and comfortable with the Island. Scared and clinging to each other is wayyy better.

[magnetgirl.livejournal.com]

Did I just say "woods"? Oh someone hit me.

Also-reading the book you gave me. Loving Alan Ball's play so far!