There are very few scientists on Babylon 5. And no engineers.
The one scientist is the doctor. And the episodes that focus on him are invariably the most interesting.
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There are very few scientists on Babylon 5. And no engineers.
The one scientist is the doctor. And the episodes that focus on him are invariably the most interesting.
It’s nice having a daughter who suggests watching Babylon 5 and brings me kittens.
See, Elaine is convinced that if I watch an episode of Babylon 5, then she gets to watch Coraline afterward.
I’m halfway through season 2. Delenn’s hair still makes no sense. It grows straight through her skull.
But, seriously, her HAIR grows straight through her SKULL. It’s infuriating. Continue reading “Complaining about Delenn’s Hair”
I’ve been hosting a lot of tea parties for bunnies, who like lemonade.
The problem with two-year-olds is they fall into the uncanny valley.
“My grandpa used to say cheddar cheese chunks and mathematical equations make a ladder.”
–animal wearing a blue hat in Reader Rabbit
I made Elaine alphabet pancakes for dinner. The batter held out through “U.”
Listening to TMBG is like mild, recreational brain damage. The five-minute version of watching a season of Farscape in a week.
Oh my goodness, TMBG looks like a band of four Xanders. It’s like the episode of Buffy where Xander got split in two… except it happened again and the four of them formed a garage band. Soooo bizarre.
I love it when my two-year-old daughter quotes a sixty-year-old Meryl Streep in Mamma Mia, saying “It’s okay, we have time.”
I decorated my house and giant tree with lights!
Life may, in fact, be strictly better when wearing an elf hat.
I have a voice in my head that tells me to put duct tape on things.