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Rain!!!!!!!!
Aug. 28th, 2011 08:42 amToday we are supposed to get a LOT of rain. The eye of Hurricane Irene is basically supposed to pass over my town, which is kind of entertaining; I wonder if we'll be able to notice it? I have never been in a hurricane like this before, so it should be cool. (Hopefully, we WILL notice it, so that we can go for a walk at that exact moment—because I expect that being cooped up inside all day is going to drive me mad, very quickly, and I might start to throw things and yell.)
AND THEN THERE WAS DOCTOR WHO YESTERDAY!!!!!!!!!
( Natterings on River. Spoilers. )
It was definitely a wonky episode, and they really accelerated the River storyline; not sure whether that was good, but it was funny.
( Natterings on Rory. Spoilers. )
The Hermit, the Moon, the Tower, and I all went to walk around the brook yesterday. Because of the hurricane, they must have opened some dams downstream or something, because the water level was so low that there practically wasn't any more water. It was a bit of a let-down in terms of the scenery, but gave us plenty of opportunities to discuss the impending hurricane. I confess I am not terribly worried. Sure, rain, wind, probably some power outages; but I am not expecting a three-day catastrophe, which seems to be what the Hermit and the Moon predict. They do live kind of far out, so if they lose power it's bound to be a much bigger deal than if I do, stuck in town as I am; but I would be surprised if they couldn't go to work tomorrow, for instance. At any rate, I don't have much of an appreciation for weather.
( In which I complain. )
Done for stupid touchy-feely stuff.
AND THEN THERE WAS DOCTOR WHO YESTERDAY!!!!!!!!!
( Natterings on River. Spoilers. )
It was definitely a wonky episode, and they really accelerated the River storyline; not sure whether that was good, but it was funny.
( Natterings on Rory. Spoilers. )
The Hermit, the Moon, the Tower, and I all went to walk around the brook yesterday. Because of the hurricane, they must have opened some dams downstream or something, because the water level was so low that there practically wasn't any more water. It was a bit of a let-down in terms of the scenery, but gave us plenty of opportunities to discuss the impending hurricane. I confess I am not terribly worried. Sure, rain, wind, probably some power outages; but I am not expecting a three-day catastrophe, which seems to be what the Hermit and the Moon predict. They do live kind of far out, so if they lose power it's bound to be a much bigger deal than if I do, stuck in town as I am; but I would be surprised if they couldn't go to work tomorrow, for instance. At any rate, I don't have much of an appreciation for weather.
( In which I complain. )
Done for stupid touchy-feely stuff.
