![[info]](http://www.insanejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} countrymouse wroteon March 21st, 2009 at 10:34 pm |
Games, TV, books
Today we played "Igel Aergern", "Amyitis", "Five Crowns", and "Cosmic Wimpout".
Somewhere in there Cat'r and Bunnicula went out for pizza and then did the grocery shopping. I phoned my sister, and we had a long conversation.
B., Cat'r, and I also watched two episodes of Joss Whedon's "Dollhouse", which is amazingly good! We're caught up now, for the moment.
I finished reading The Knitting Circle by Ann Hood. It was possibly the most depressing, tragedy-filled knitting-related book I've read *yet*. It follows the formula of every woman/man in the group has a tragedy in his/her past/present, but knitting and the bond of knitting friends saves each one.
I am now reading Counting Heads by David Marusek, which Cat'r loaned me. It's near-future science fiction revolving around people living almost forever and population control and more. Fascinating so far!
Somewhere in there Cat'r and Bunnicula went out for pizza and then did the grocery shopping. I phoned my sister, and we had a long conversation.
B., Cat'r, and I also watched two episodes of Joss Whedon's "Dollhouse", which is amazingly good! We're caught up now, for the moment.
I finished reading The Knitting Circle by Ann Hood. It was possibly the most depressing, tragedy-filled knitting-related book I've read *yet*. It follows the formula of every woman/man in the group has a tragedy in his/her past/present, but knitting and the bond of knitting friends saves each one.
I am now reading Counting Heads by David Marusek, which Cat'r loaned me. It's near-future science fiction revolving around people living almost forever and population control and more. Fascinating so far!
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