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( Jan. 6th, 2008 01:19 am)
The party was great. Two others and I were the last to leave and we spent the entire time talking about all sorts of geekery including theories about the final season of BSG and whether The Sarah Connor Chronicles will live up to our expectations. There was also tons of imdb time courtesy of the iPhone to research important questions like, "What is the full repertoire of Adam Baldwin's work?" and "Who played the other Simon in Simon & Simon?" Perhaps not the parties of my 20's but perfect for me today. :)

More important than my geeky parties, though, is that it's officially January 6th which = [livejournal.com profile] kiffle's birthday! You are one of my favorite people to spend time with whether it's dinner in NY, over the internets, or in seedy hotel rooms. (Especially in seedy hotel rooms.) I wish you the world and, if only I had the power or a harpoon, would hand deliver Joe Flanigan to your door. Have a fabulous birthday!
It's only 5:30pm dinner at a friend's house that will save me from the laziness of the day. My sister has 4395743958 million school vacations/year and I'm usually too jealous to appreciate her moaning at the end of a week off but I have some perspective now and I may take it upon myself to be a bit more tolerant in the future when she whines.

The weird heat wave is melting all of the snow but it's overcast and the snow is melting faster than it can dissipate so there's been a crazy fog outside all day. It's eerie and awesome.

Over the past few weeks, I've seen a number of references to thermostat levels which leads me to this poll.

[Poll #1116633]

When I was a kid, my grandmother always kept her house about 4 degrees cooler than I found comfortable and offered me a sweater as I walked in the door. Now I get it.

I've seen the candidate poll posted on my friends list a few times. Pretty consistently, Hillary is my #1 match on these quizzes. It's not directional but it does confirm my prior inclinations. Anyway, here's a different one from Minnesota Public Radio that's not geared towards blog posting but does tell you, once you're through, where you matched and differed from candidate positions. It also has much more detailed questions: MPR Candidate Quiz. Again, not directional, but it's been a solid starting point for research on candidate alignment with some of my core values/views.

I'm still reading a ton of fic. Two new recs:

BSG/West Wing Crossover: Habeas Corpus by [livejournal.com profile] projectjulie - Roslin/Evelyn Baker Lang, NC-17. This story is spectacular. Not only did Julie develop Evelyn Baker Lang into a fully fleshed character but she wove a believable and captivating tale of the Colonial Fleet's arrival on Earth from Lang's POV. Beyond that, her Roslin is spot on - beautiful, poised, and single mindedly focused on protecting the interests of her people.

HP: Vale Sanare by [livejournal.com profile] rurounihime - Harry/Draco, NC-17. Post-war, Draco’s not quite whole, suffering in ways he can’t bear but believes he deserves, when something that feels just a little like respite comes in the form of Harry Potter. This story is spectacular. It’s long, intense h/c with phenomenal characterizations. Draco’s voice rings true throughout and I’m in love with Harry’s maturity. Despite his own afflictions, this is the grown Harry I hope for.
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( Jan. 6th, 2008 08:27 pm)
On Friday I posted scans of the EW BSG "Last Supper" spread. Well, [livejournal.com profile] altitudeandwine went ahead and superimposed the mirror image on top of the original and all of a sudden things pop out that are too crazy to be anything but intentional. It's insane and really fucking cool.

Check it out here along with tons of discussion about what everything means. There are naysayers but I 100% believe Ron Moore would do something like this. There's no way things could fall together so clearly by accident.
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