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Questions: An Exercise in Writing

  • Jan. 23rd, 2010 at 11:21 AM
Carson Heart

There are so many stories that fight for space inside my imagination. But whose story should I tell? The voices and the images are so loud, competing for a spot, looking for a voice that can find the words to make their stories come alive. I can try to tell their stories but the bigger question that haunts me is can I tell my own? Is that even a possibility? Or is my story so wrapped up in theirs that one cannot be told without the other. Does my story exist without theirs? And what if I try to tell these tales and fail? What happens to my story then? What happens to theirs? Is it still my story if I fail to capture the essence, the truth of my situation? Doesn't every story, in some way capture some kind of truth?

All of these questions and all of these voices paralyze me. The pressure I feel to capture these moments, to give life to these people, their lives, their emotions and ultimately their truth robs me of my ability to weave their tales together. Every attempt feels like a failure, every word choice inaccurate. Nothing feels like it reflects or even comes close to capturing the sadness and the triumph, the beauty and the pain of the stories, voices and images I can feel, hear and see them trying to give me. Instead of words all that comes are tears and I begin to weep for the voices lost to me. For the pain and the beauty that may never be shared.


Images

  • Jan. 21st, 2010 at 9:25 PM
Carson Heart

Frustration. I can't get past a bit of writers block/frustration. I've got this image of a character of a figure that's screaming for me to write her story down and I can't get the words to flow the way I want them to. I'm going to let her roll around in my mind a little bit longer, maybe than I can start to hear her voice as well as see her. And boy can I see her; the sadness in her eyes, the longing in her soul, the pain of a past that was on track to create a breathtakingly beautiful future but ended in bitter heartbreak and crushing defeat, it’s all right there. Now, if only I could find her voice along with the images.

I know her story too. I wrote a whole poem a while back that’s more than a part of it. It sets the foundation. I'm sure that eventually her story will works its way out of me it's just taking it's sweet time and frustrating me like crazy as I try.

Anyway, I needed to get that out. Might try writing some more of the story later.

Cheers!

 


Back at it!

  • Jan. 20th, 2010 at 10:18 PM
Carson Heart
Holy haven't posted since August, batman! Craizness. I guess that's what getting a job and actually going out in the world will do to you. Between school and work ... yikes.

Lots going on, lots to talk about but it's too late for that right now.

Slightly tired, confused, hungry ... I dunno it's a grab bag of mixed emotions, I guess. Not the time or place right now  though. Later, maybe.

Ok, well, enough of this rambling.
 
I've stopped and come back, stopped and come back to this so many times. Oh well. Here we go around the bend again. Gonna give it another go. Going to be less worried about style and presentation and more concerned about just letting my thoughts and words flow out. We'll see what happens.

Cheers!

Another Top Ten - Books

  • Aug. 6th, 2009 at 9:18 PM
Carson Heart
 Figured since I finished an overall top ten list I might as well go ahead and compile one that was more specific. Since i just finished reading a really good book, I decided that'd be a good place to start. 

1. Outlander by Diana Gabaldon - Had to read this book for a class I took and fell in love with it! I've read the entire series now and can't wait for the next book in the series to come out! 
2. Wizard's First Rule by Terry Goodkind - Just recently finished this book. Can't wait to read the rest of the books. They're kind of long but they move quickly.
3. Leaven of Malice by Robertson Davies - Read this book for something in highschool. Great story, it's a little bit difficult to understand at times but if you get it a chance it ends up being a great read!
4. To The Ends of the Earth by Elizabeth Lowell - The first romance novel I ever read. Loved it then, love it now. It's actually a redo of one of her older novles "The Danver's Touch," also a pretty good book but the redo is definitely better.
5. The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger - Another great book. Loved it from start to finish. It bounces around a lot, but such is the nature of the entire story so it really works. We'll see how the upcoming movie works out, hopefully it stands up to the book because the book was great. 
6. Complicity by Iain Banks - Another novel I had to read for class. It's a gripping crazy ride, give it a go!
7. The Tragedy of Mariam by Elizabeth Cary - Sure, it's a play, and it's a pretty old play at that, but it's a great play none-the-less. 
8. The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks - The first book I ever read that made me cry like a baby. In this case the book is better than the movie but the movie is still worth a watch. Great book!
9. Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead by Tom Stoppard - Another play. Based on the characters from Hamlet of the same name. Very quick read, but gives a lot to think about. 
10. Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen - Just finished this today. I think I've mentioned it in the past 3 posts. Go out, read it! Great stuff. 


Will probably do other more specific lists later. 

Cheers!

My Current Top Ten

  • Aug. 5th, 2009 at 12:58 PM
Carson Heart
Got a little bored, so I thought I'd make up a quick list of my current top 10 favourite meida stuffs. 

1. Royal Pains - my brother told me I should give this show a chance and as it turns out I'm glad that I listened to him. Definitely a great show. Should be on the a bunch of must watch lists! 
2. "Water for Elephants" - I'm almost finished this book and it's quickly becoming one of my favorites. The story moves incredibly quickly and is filled with a lot of emotion. If you get the chance ... read it! 
3. Cake Boss - New-ish on TLC and a lot of fun to watch. It's amazing the cakes they are able to pull off, plus you get to learn a little bit about cake making while you're watching. Mouth-watering, eye catching brillance!
4. Daughtry - "Leave This Town" - Daughtry's second album. Great stuff. Hasn't left the player of my car since I popped it in back on the day it came out. My favourites tracks are 4 "Life After You" and 12 "Call Your Name."
5. The Tonight Show w/ Conan O'Brien - Decided to watch Conan's first episode just to see how he did and haven't stopped watching since. He's got a lot of great bits, but I think the best segment he does it the "Twitter Tracker"
6. True Blood - Haven't been able to watch the second season yet, but absolutely loved the first. Took us just a couple of days to watch, was hooked after the first five minutes. Can't wait to get a chance to see Season 2. Gotta get the books the series is based on soon too. Wonder what they're like?
7. The Sword of Truth/Legend of the Seeker - Love the books and the TV show. Not really sure which I like more, probably the books, though that's normal for me. The cast of the show is great, but the books have a lot more in them. 
8. Wii Sports Resort - Just got the this game a little over a week ago. It's a lot of fun with lots of new skills and games to try. Archery and Frisbee golf are great. The classics like bowling are even better here. Awesome game! Love the motion-plus stuff. 
9. Watchmen on Blu-ray - We just recently got this and watched it again for the weeked. Saw it in theatres and loved it, watched it the other night and loved it even more. One of those movies where there is something to catch on multiple passes through the movie. Only thing I might say against is that it's kinda long.
10. Big Brother 11 - Loving the current season. Wasn't sure about the "cliques" at the beginning but they turned out to be pretty interesting. Can't wait to see who gets the new power. Good stuff!


Well, there it is. There are a bunch of things that didn't make this list so I may have to come back later and write up another. For now, that's that. 

Cheers!

Book Reccomendations

  • Aug. 4th, 2009 at 1:05 PM
Carson Heart
A couple of great books to check out if you get the chance are The Time Traveler's Wife and Water for Elephants

The Time Traveler's Wife movie comes out pretty soon and after reading the book I keep going back and forth on wanting to see the movie. I hadn't finished the book when I first saw the preview, so I was all up for it. Now, I'm not so sure. I see a commercial for it and decide I want to go then see another and decide I don't because I don't want it to ruin such a good book. I'll probably end up going, but either way I'm glad that I read the book. It's amazing. Definitely worth reading a couple of times. 

I'm in the middle of Water for Elephants right now and loving every word of it. It shouldn't take me too long to finish. Actually, I looked it up today and it looks like it's going to be a movie as well. I'll probably go back and forth on seeing that one too. Again, either way, this is definitely a book to check out. 

Cheers!

Toy Story 3

  • May. 30th, 2009 at 10:32 AM
Carson Heart
I don't have a lot to talk about with this particular post. I do have some stuff for later but don't have the time right now. Anyway, I didn't even mean to go on that much I just had a little something to check out (if you haven't already).



The Toy Story 3 Teaser!




Looks good! 

Cheers!
Carson Heart
I'm not really sure where to go with this post or exactly what to talk about. Most of what I have to say is a mash up of a bunch of different things since 3/4 of my favorite TV is off for the summer hiatus and anything that I watch in the summer hasn't started yet. I've enjoyed most of the finales, especially "Numb3rs" and "Criminal Minds." Can't wait to see where the latter goes. It should be interesting given the way things ended. It was very shocking indeed.

In the absence of any good TV we've actually gone to see a couple of movies. I saw "Star Trek" twice on its opening weekend and over the past weekend my husband and I saw both "Terminator Salvation" and "Night At the Museum." 

I absolutely, utterly and totally LOVED "Star Trek" and I definitely liked both of the other movies but I'd have to say the better for the two was "Terminator." Though, I'm not entirely sure that it's fair to compare the two given their completely different genres.

While "Night At the Museum" was mostly funny, I thought that too often they interrupted the flow of the movie for an unnecessary gag or joke that just detracted for the story. It was like "ok, we get it. move on with the story now." I would've also liked a little bit more of a build-up on some of the "points" at the beginning of the film to get a better sense of the detachment of Ben Stiller's character from the Museum.  Those were really my two biggest complaints. On the upside I loved Hank Azaria! What a great actor! Very well done. I'd probably give the film something in the range of 6.5 to 7.5 out of 10.

"Terminator Salvation," on the other hand I'd give somewhere in the range of 7.9 to 8.9. There were a few nit-picky points that I had but they were just really minor. I loved all of the "throw-backs" and references to the previous "Terminator" films and I can't get over Sam Worthington's performance. It was completely stellar, on the back of his performance alone I truly cared what happened to Marcus Wright and just totally fell in love with the character over the length of the film. I know it sounds strange but I'd actually say it was beautiful.

Anyway, that's more than I expected to write and about all that I have time for. :) 

Wipeout starts tonight. Should be pretty funny!

Cheers!

Glee!!

  • May. 19th, 2009 at 9:10 PM
Carson Heart
Yay! "Glee" tonight. Been interested in this show since the first preview I saw and now it's here. Woo hoo!

I have to say, so far, so good. It's definitely what they advertised it to be. It's kind of annoying that htey're only playing the first episode as a teaser but I can guarantee that I'll be watching once it comes back in the fall. 

Anyway, that's all I really had to say about "Glee." Can't wait for it to start in the fall!

On another note, I enjoyed seeing PM in "24" the other night. It was strange seeing him as a Doctor but not using the scottish accent. Still good though.

That's about all I have for now. 

Cheers!

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Carson Heart
 Two posts in one day?!?! What has the world come to!?!?

I just had to post to gush on a couple of topics. 

First of all I have to say "Numb3rs" was soooo good tonight! Not really sure how I feel about it as a season finale, but that definitely doesn't diminish the quality of the episode. Sometimes I wish TPTB at "Numb3rs" would go a little bigger with the cliffhangers when it comes to their finales, though I think that's just based on what other series do and isn't necessarily a prerequisite for a good episode or even finale. It's just something I wish they did sometimes.

Anyway, I realize it everytime I watch the show, but what I really love about "Numb3rs" is the characters. Even though the show is really about Don and Charlie none of the other characters and their growth/stories are scarificed for the sake of them. All of the characters are so well written and it's definitely easy to see growth, in every character, throughout all of the seasons of the show. The interaction is so easy and it really does feel like one big family. 

Tonight was no different. I loved seeing David pushing/proding Charlie, Larry stepping up to the "mathmatical" plate, Alan and Don being their for Charlie and David and Colby speculating on the motives of a few of the others. That's not even mentioning Amita. Wow. Then there's the end, as much as I love the episodes I always love the "wrap-ups" at the end of all of the episodes. Today's finale was no different. Very good stuff.

I could go on but I didn't mean for this to go on for too long. I'll just leave it by saying that it was definitely a great episode!

The other things I wanted to gush over was the fact that "Castle" and "Dollhouse" have been renewed!! I'm really surpirsed by "Dollhouse," but I'm not going to complain over it's renewel. The show has grown on me and I'm definitely going to tune in to see where they go with it. Should be good. Of course we all know how I feel about "Castle!" Woo hoo!

On another note: Interesting news coming out about "Scrubs" and a possible ninth season. Looks like ZB and SC are signed on for six "transitional" episodes. I'm a huge "Scrubs" fan and have been since the show started, so I'll be watching to see where this goes. It could end up being great or it could end up really bombing. Either way I'll definitely be watching. 

Cheers!

Finale Talk

  • May. 15th, 2009 at 5:35 PM
Carson Heart
And then there was finale season ... 

So,"Grey's Anatomy" wraped up last nigt and I was definitely impressed. Even with all of the casting rumours flying around I was still shocked by the end. I'd figured things were going to go one way but it really worked going the other. It'll definitely be interesting to see what everything means when it comes to next season. Should be prettty interesting, if nothing else. 

One of the reason I really like "Grey's" so much is because of all of the great character moments the show has, and last night definitely didn't disappoint. There were some wonderful moments like Arizona standing up to the Cheif, Cristina hugging Meredith or any of the Mark/Lexi scenes. I think, though, that my favorite moment was when Bailey took Torres and Swender to "see the joy." I absolutley loved that scene! Definitely some good stuff! 

In other finale news ... "Prison Break" wraps up tonight. To be honest I can't believe it has lasted this long. Who thought a show about a guy going to prison to break his brother out of prison would've lasted this long?

That said, I'm glad it has. I'm definitely going to miss this show and I can't wait to see how it ends. With all the ups and downs and side switching that's gone on it's going to be crazy to see where everyone ends up. Either way it should be pulse-pounding goodness. 

Speaking of "pulse-pounding goodness" "Numb3rs" is also on tonight! Woo hoo! After the end of the last episode I can't wait to see what's going to happen. Even though I love the show I've been disappointed by "Numb3rs" finales in the past but I'm hoping that the same thing doesn't happen tonight. The preview looks promising, so that's a plus. I'll be interested to see how they leave it tonight and what it means for everyone, epsecially Charlie/Amita. Hopefully it makes for as much drama and tension as some of the last few episodes have offered. 

On another quick note, I'm also excited because while surfing around today I came acorss this:  Fall TV cheat sheet

It's a quick "cheat sheet" that outlines the prospects of a bunch of the network shows and it's looking like my fall schedule wishes are coming true. Yay! 

I'm totally excited that "Castle" has become a "safe bet" for renewel! I've completely fallen in love with this show. I started watching because of Nathan Fillion, but I continue to watch because of everything about the show. It's so well written, acted and directed. I completely love the dynamic between Castle/Beckett and Castle and his daughter. Oh, so good. 

Anyway, no point in gushing on and on about the show, for now ... hehe. 

Cheers!

Random Ramblings

  • May. 14th, 2009 at 3:27 PM
Carson Heart
There's a lot going on and I really don't know where to start or what to talk about.

I guess maybe the best place to start is at the end. There's been a lot of good stuff going on in the realm of the finales. Loved "The Big Bang Theory" and "Castle." I also enjoyed the "House" finale, though I wonder how much is going to change because of what went on. Then there was "Private Practice." Holy crap talk about a cliffhanger! Heck, I even enjoyed the "Lost" season finale last night and I'm not the biggest fan/viewer of the show (I haven't watched from the start so when I do try and watch I literally get lost).

What else? Well tonight we've got "Grey's Anatomy" which, from the previews, looks like it'll be pretty good. Plus, a bunch more of my favorites should be coming up on their finales soon, so things are really looking up.

Then there's summer TV. "Big Brother" and "Wipeout" should be starting again soon. 

Ooo, and that Fox show "Glee" is premiereing next Tuesday. I don't know how good it will be but the ads have definitely piqued my interest.

Anyway, it's a good time for tv and a busy time for me.

I'm really going to work to keep updating this even if it's just to say that I'm still around. I'm going back to school so we'll see how that works out with all of this. I'm starting up classes again on Tuesday. It's only one class for a couple of months but by June it'll be two. It shouldn't be that bad for the summer but by the fall it's going to be a little bit more crazy. Nothing I can't handle however. Ultimately, we shall see.

Anyway ... if I keep going it's just going to be way off topic.

Cheers!



Fall TV Schedules News/Speculations/Hope

  • Apr. 29th, 2009 at 2:54 PM
Carson Heart
Needed a break from working on a few Big Bang Theory icons and started surfing around. Came across some interesting news concerncing ABC and Early Pick-Ups for next season. It looks like I'm going to be enjoying most of my favorite ABC shows next season. "Private Practice," "Grey's Anatomy," "Desperate Housewives" and "Lost" are among the shows that have all recieved an early pick-up. Definitely good stuff. 

Check out the full this here: http://www.comingsoon.net/news/tvnews.php?id=54811

The one ABC show that I'm really wondering about is "Castle." I'm keeping my fingers crossed where this show is concerned for sure. Hopefully it's good news when the networks get around to announcing everything. We shall see. 

It looks like "The Amazing Race" is going to get another season as well. That's exciting for me. 

Can't wait to hear about the rest of the shows/networks. Especially NBC and Southland in particular. It'll be interesting to see what they're going to do. 

Anyway, back to icon making for me. 

Cheers!
Carson Heart
 I’ve seen a lot of my facebook friends doing the “25 Random Things About Me” meme. While I didn’t feel like doing it there I thought it’d be kind of fun to change it up a bit and use it here. Instead of just completely random facts, I thought I’d stick to random facts that deal with all things media. So, I guess this is the “25 Random Things About Me & My Media Obession” meme.


 25 Random Things 

1. Soap Operas are my television guilty pleasure. The writing is predictable, the plots are overblown and contrived and the acting is suspect but I love ‘em anyway, especially, General Hospital, Days of Our Lives and As the World Turns.

2.  I used to despise all things Sci-Fi but now it dominates my television/movie landscape.

3. There is a show I used to watch with my family called “Spellbinder” that I really want to find again.

4.  If I had to pick my favorite music type I’d choose country. Though, I tend to like at least something (a song, an artist, whatever) from most genres.

5. I’m a sucker for Romantic Comedies. Even if they’re not well written/acted/directed I’ll probably watch it (and laugh, cry and just generally have a great time while doing it).

6. I’m addicted to TV on DVD. It’s just such a brilliant concept.

7. My favorite movies include The Illusionist, Stranger Than Fiction, X-Men, Underworld and P.S. I Love You

8. It’s not a hard and fast thing but I tend to pick my favorite characters from the supporting cast rather than the main.

9. I’m a true believer in the old adage that “the book is always better than the movie.” Take Twilight, Harry Potter, Watchmen, A Walk to Remember and The Notebook for example.Though mostly good movies the books were all superior.

10. I’ve been in love with Hanson since the first time I heard “MMMBop” and it’s a love affair that I’m sure will never end.

11. I absolutely love Diana Gabaldon’s series of “Outlander” books and wish they’d make them into a movie or tv series.

12.  The first movie I remember seeing in theatres was “Jetsons: the Movie”

13.  I’m a ‘shipper through and through. Doesn’t matter the show, the context or what is or isn’t cannon, I tend to see ship in everything.

14. My favorite “Law & Order” is Special Victims Unit.

15. Though I’ve just recently discovered it my favorite Sitcom is “The Big Bang Theory”

16. I really enjoy a good period/historical movie. I just love getting caught up in the dress, the language and just the general air of the times when they’re caught on film.  

17. The first music video I ever saw was Weird Al’s “Like a Surgeon.”   My aunt had taped it and I used to make her play it over and over again for me.

18.  I can count on my fingers the number of my favorite shows that I’ve watched from the date they premiered. These include “The Mentalist,” “Private Practice,” “Castle” "Fringe" "Dollhouse" and “Scrubs.” The rest, not-so-much.  I tend to get into shows mid-season, mid-series and/or after the show has ended and have to backtrack to catch up.    

19.  If I’m feeling really upset or unmotivated I’ll stick on “Dare You To Move” by Switchfoot for a quick pick me up.

20. Even though I know it isn’t the case, I’d swear that there’s a conspiracy to kill off all of my favorite characters from any show I watch.

21. “Guitar Hero,” “Little Big Planet” and “Mario Kart” rank top among my favorite video games.

22. The first Sci-Fi show that I really got into was “Star Trek: Voyager”

23. My favorite “Reality Shows” are “The Amazing Race” and “Big Brother”

24. I really want to start watching “Monk” and “Bones” but haven’t found the time.

25. Although I’ve seen them all, I would love to take a day and watch “The Lord of the Rings” movies from start to finish. 

And that's all she wrote ... 

Cheers!

Numb3rs Tonight!

  • Apr. 24th, 2009 at 10:15 PM
Numb3rs Colby Train
Numb3rs is on! Woo hoo!

Oooo, Colby is on tonight. Dylan Bruno hasn't been on for a while so it's great to see him back. Love getting my weekly fix.

So far the episode is turning out to be one of the better of the season. Loving the character focus and conflicts here. So good. Even with the tough subject matter they've had some funny moments too. Especially watching the reaction of the guys when a suspect decides it's time to run. Why do they always run? lol

Wow, we're really seeing all the characters being put through their paces, especially Charlie. Very powerful stuff.

Anyway, that's all I really had. Nothing overly deep, compelling or exciting.

Go Numb3rs!

Cheers!

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A Scattered Mess of Thoughts

  • Apr. 23rd, 2009 at 6:38 PM
Carson Heart

 Grey's and Private Practice tonight!! Woo hoo. 

That's all I really had. It's been such a long time since they were airing new episodes so I'm really excited that the shows are back. The stories left off in a pretty good place so hopefully the episodes will pick up on that. Actually, I think the fangirl in me is just really excited to have a new helping of Kevin McKidd again. Gotta get my fix!

Shows have been really good lately, especially "Castle" (I'm totally in love with NF). Though, I haven't been overly inspired to write much about them. The watching is more fun anyway, isn't it? 

Oh, speaking of shows does anyone (if there is anyone) who happens to be reading this watch the "Legend of the Seeker" or read the books it's based on? I started watching the show one Sunday when there was nothing else on tv and have since picked up the books. I'm completely hooked! Check it out if you're looking for something new. 

On one more quick note, I'm working on some Big Bang Theory icons. They're coming along but I only have a couple and I'd rather post a bigger number when I do post. Plus I need to build up my userpics again and I think I'm going to do that with a couple of BBT icons. 

So, yeah, that's all. 

Cheers!

Carson Heart
Hmm, where to start? So much TV, so little time.

Terminator, Dollhouse, Numb3rs, House, 24, The Big Bang Theory ... what show to talk about? I guess it is, as they say, best to start at the beginning. 

Terminator was great. I'd even go out on a limb and say it was the best episode of the season. I loved the Cameron/John interaction, seeing Weaver do her thing and the ending, oi! what an ending. Even though I loved the ending I really hope that it doesn't end up being the series finale. I'm not optimistic but I can always hope that it'll get picked up for another season. If not, it'd be nice to get a movie (a la Serenity) to tie up all the loose ends that are still floating around. 

Dollhouse. One word: Strange. I'm not really sure what happened in that episode. I liked the way it was edited together, but it was just strange. Though, such is the nature of this particular show. On another note, I've been reading about the so-called 13th episode. It's definitely an odd situation. Though, I've read that it doesn't mean the show will be canned. We shall see, I guess.

Numb3rs: Yay it's back! To be honest I was just happy to finally get a new episode. I've been completely missing this show. I wasn't disappointed in the episode either. I thought it was well done. I love the way Numb3rs focuses on their characters. Sure, the cases are interesting and well thought out but the thing I really enjoy is that it always comes back to the characters. In that regard, this episode was stellar. I loved seeing the girls together at the end. I missed Colby in this episode, but I enjoyed seeing the evolution of Nikki's character here. I also love anytime that Larry gets into the mix and definitely wasn't disappointed here. All-in-all a classic episode of Numb3rs!

House ... Loved it! Wilson messing with House? What could be better? Classic House.  Also loved the Cameron/Chase storyline and it's conclusion.  Again, a show that focuses on it's characters instead of the cases/situations it puts them in. Great stuff. 

I've never really had much to say about 24. It's definitely a good show, but I don't typically have much of a reaction either way. I think it's because I'm not as invested in the characters as I am with other shows. Last night's episode was good. Though, I was a little annoyed with the Almeida story, good, bad, good, bad ... make a choice!! With this show I'm just looking forward to Paul McGillion's apperance. 

and finally ... 

THE BIG BANG THEORY! I ablsolutely love this show. It never fails to make me laugh. Last night I wasn't having such a great night, but watching Big Bang actually made me feel a little better. I'm so in love with Sheldon. Actually, I think I'm even starting to ship Sheldon/Penny. I definitely need to start making some Big Bang icons. Last night was classic, I loved "Anything Can Happen Thursday," Penny in the comic book store and Shealdon's line "Look at that, that's a dent. Thank you Howard "ham-fisted" Wolowitz.." LOL, love it!

Tonight should also be a good night for television:  American Idol, Fringe, and Law and Order: SVU. We've also got Southland, Heroes and Castle on our DVR.  Actually, I've also got the first two episodes of Robin Hood and the last few of The L Word. So much tv, so little time.

Cheers!

Music, Big Bang Theory and A Happy Easter

  • Apr. 12th, 2009 at 12:19 AM
Carson Heart
 Nothing fancy to say. 

Got the new "Rascal Flatts' cd, "Unstoppable" today. It's really good. I didn't expect anyting less. I still haven't picked a favorite song yet, but I'm sure I will eventually. I also got the new "Johnny Reid" cd, "Dance With Me," but haven't had a chance to listen yet. I'm sure it'll be stellar. He doesn't typically disappoint. 

Been watching the second season of "The Big Bang Theory." Again, great stuff! I'll probably have more to say on that later. 

Anyway, for now I just wanted to say Happy Easter!!!

Cheers!

Carson Heart
I wasn't sure at first, but the more I hear about it the more I'm looking forward to the premiere of "Southland." I'm not sure we'll be able to watch it tonight but it's definitely going on the DVR.

If it lives up to some of the things I've heard, especially concerning the character focus, it should be pretty good. 

I probably don't need to get hooked on another show, but oh well. Such is what TV is for. 

On another front, I just got the chance to watch yesterday's "Crminal Minds," and I wasn't disappointed! Great episode. It seems to me like they're getting back to a lot of their "roots." Some of the things that seemed like they were phasing out, like the backdrop of the crime going on while characters were profiling, seem to be coming back. For a long time it felt like they pulled away from putting the profilers in the scenes while the crime was going on in the background, but no more. I'm glad they've put a lot of that back in. Plus, I love the character focus that's been going on with the show. It's great because every episode, every situation, has a character that it really affects more than the others. It's not just a procedural drama where they deal with a crime, solve it and move on. There's always chracter development through the crimes they solve. Last week it was Garcia, a couple of weeks ago Prentiss and this week Reid. Good stuff!

Anyway, "Hell's Kitchen" is on, gotta jet! 

Cheers!

A Little FanArt

  • Apr. 8th, 2009 at 8:05 PM
Carson Heart
I finally got around to making a couple of things. Though, the more I look at some of the "Castle" icons, the less I like them, so I think I'm just going to take some time a little later and redo a bunch of them. I'll probably go ahead and make some more icons for "Atlantis" as well. Might even do some "Robin Hood" if I can get some good screencaps. We'll see.

For now though, I do have a sig that I recently finished. 

I took a couple of my old Atlantis favorites and decided to make a banner/sig for Carson/Weir, and this is what I came up with. 

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