Not a day goes by as somebody claiming to be Richard Armitage follows me on Instagram or tries to slide into my DMs on the platform. It's a game of report-block-delete, depending if it's a message or a follow. I admit to having a certain glee reporting the asshats. First, they believe I am some … Continue reading Playing Armitage Whack-A-Mole
Warning: Fangirling ahead. Wise person once said, "Good things come to those who wait." I amend that to also read 'and those who ask nicely.' I have waited for two Richard Armitage projects, the film Pilgrimage and season 2 of Berlin Station. No word on the former but I hit pay dirt on the latter. … Continue reading Waiting for Richard and Asking Superchannel A Question
Between Twitter and Tumblr stalking, this story seems appropriate. It begins with getting a bus pass from the college bookstore. While they do sell textbooks and supplies, on occasion they have some well-priced books for the heck of it. One of them caught my eye: Interesting, I thought. I picked up the book, priced at … Continue reading A Coincidental Purchase
"What are you doing here?" asked my co-worker, genuinely concerned with my watery eyes and persistent sniffling. "It's allergies not a cold," I answered. On Friday I noticed the trees begin to bud around Winnipeg. Unfortunately my allergies decided to bud as well, leaving me with a nose feeling like a wad of cotton balls … Continue reading Spring Blooms and So Do My Allergies (With a Bonus Observations)
Before Stacks and Ranges the blog, I created @stacksandranges the Twitter handle. The reason is quite simple and involves a guy. In this case it involves Nathan Fillion and some grand scheme to have him fall in love with my brain, then live happily ever after. My following, and followers, reflect my eclectic tastes. I … Continue reading Midweek Geekiness: Just Twittering Around
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According to Environment Canada, the temperature is 13 degrees Celsius, with winds from the North at 13 km/h. It sounds cold to those not used to it, but it's heavenly under clear and sunny skies. I had my supper and hauled out my stuff: The lap desk didn't work. Right now one of my TV … Continue reading The Real First Day of Spring
Once the weather warms up my body and psyche feel a little lighter. The blustery cold recedes, and I trade in my long winter coat for something shorter, yet just as warmer. I have an idea for the Milestone Widget, but this time will not involve a show or movie. In the mean time a … Continue reading Midweek Geekiness: Hang in There, Spring is Just Around the Corner
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