Or should that be the sickness of dreaming... I dunno.
Well, I'm much much better. Throat's only a little tender, which I can deal with but it does seem that I am on the mend. I figured out why I've been getting sick so frequently lately (which could totally be bunk, but here's my theory). I'm exhausted! Plain and simple. Run-down, bedraggled, what have you. I don't really get the rest that I need and want when I sleep at night, that's always been. I can lie down, close my eyes and lose consciousness for a few hours, but that's about all I can do. Getting recharged is another story. So, I had a business trip for a week which was last minute and rushed, then I got sick when I came back and then a two week holiday which was pleasant but stressful. I slept in 6 different beds in two weeks, I wasn't on my own schedule and crashing on couches and pull out beds out in the open (although I was behind a partial screen at one place) wasn't my idea of privacy and that probably was one of the reasons why I wasn't sleeping very well. On guard even in repose. Haha.
Anyway, yesterday I spent in bed... or not very far from bed and today I might do the same as well. With a little cleaning added. My bedroom is a wreck, honestly. And having spent my time in bed, I feel better, which is why I came to the conclusion that I needed plain old rest. It's good for ya.
Second, whiling my way away when not sleeping, I caught a few episodes of Heroes. Well, I should say that I fast forwarded my way through Heroes, only looking for Sylar, Mohinder and any combination of the two. I am not interested in any of the other story lines, except for the druggy painter, but he's dead now so there's that. But there's so precious few moments between them that I'll have to turn to fan fic to fill the void.
Speaking of fanfic, I still have my Paris/Spock/Uhura thing I have to finish, or at least fully formulate. I've been toying with scenes in my head, where I'm really content to keep them, but that's about it. There's also the Uhura/Mirror Spock one as well. That one's fun, but I don't have the energy to do much writing lately. See, no rest.
Meh.
Oh the dreaming part. Had a dream about ZQ, which I won't go into details, but it entailed high flying rope work and eating fast food. (???) haha. And the second part was watching Leonard playing a duet with some chick on the piano, hands bouncing high above the keyboard... and in response and thanks to his performance, I rush into his room, where he's stretched out on top of the bed, lean down and kiss him soundly on the mouth.
Strange.
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Sunday, May 3, 2009
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
In which the season doesn't start until Spock's made his move
I really didn't intend for this blog to turn into a YouTube love fest, but there are so many goodies on there, that I can't resist!
There are some clips that I haven't seen before, which are really cute, especially the ST behind the scenes. I found it most appealing when LN is standing talking to someone, notices the camera on him and then throws up the Vulcan gang sign! Westsssssiiiiiiiiiiidddddddeeee!
I would love to see more of those, actually... to watch them all clowning around. :)
I did get my hands on season 4 of Mission Impossible *yay*, but I haven't had the opportunity to watch it yet. If I can venture a guess as to how Paris is, just from watching the little bits and bobs of him in fanvids, I'd say that he's definitely trouble in a geeky/dangerous sort of way. I wonder if he gets beaten up a lot. *ponders* That would sweeten the pot for me ;D
I've also been going through re-watching Star Trek and taking notes on the scenes that I find most striking... in regards to Spock, of course. Taking notes of all things! I surprised myself when I grabbed for my little notebook and jotted down the first memorable scene. I think I'd like to keep track of it here as well. Ooo and screen grabs... well, maybe not, maybe just one to head the episode. I don't want to get carried away and then peter out when I get bored! It's bound to happen, so I'm running with it while I can.

From The Corbomite Maneuver
Exhibit A: The Enterprise and her crew are facing imminent destruction by the alien du jour. Kirk is out of options and his crew is tense and distraught. He turns to his first mate, in search of solace and answers. Spock has none and he's quite apparently contrite that he has nothing to contribute, to make things better. Spock's almost utterance of "I'm sorry" is bleedin' adorable, but he catches himself.
Kirk: there must be something to do, something I've over looked.
Spock: Chess, when one is outmatched the game is over. Checkmate.
Kirk: Is that your best recommendation?
Spock: I'm s-- I regret that I can find no other logical alternative"
He drops his head and his shoulders at this moment, seeming to want to scuff his toe. Look how disappointed Kirk is. As the series went on, and I can only guess that there was an ongoing process of tweaking Spock's character (he was projecting awfully loudly in this episode!) we saw less and less of his "human side" slipping out. Although it was there on those rare pleasurable occasions, most times, it was not. But, Spock wouldn't be Spock if he let his emotions rule him and that's why I like him. :D
There are some clips that I haven't seen before, which are really cute, especially the ST behind the scenes. I found it most appealing when LN is standing talking to someone, notices the camera on him and then throws up the Vulcan gang sign! Westsssssiiiiiiiiiiidddddddeeee!
I would love to see more of those, actually... to watch them all clowning around. :)
I did get my hands on season 4 of Mission Impossible *yay*, but I haven't had the opportunity to watch it yet. If I can venture a guess as to how Paris is, just from watching the little bits and bobs of him in fanvids, I'd say that he's definitely trouble in a geeky/dangerous sort of way. I wonder if he gets beaten up a lot. *ponders* That would sweeten the pot for me ;D
I've also been going through re-watching Star Trek and taking notes on the scenes that I find most striking... in regards to Spock, of course. Taking notes of all things! I surprised myself when I grabbed for my little notebook and jotted down the first memorable scene. I think I'd like to keep track of it here as well. Ooo and screen grabs... well, maybe not, maybe just one to head the episode. I don't want to get carried away and then peter out when I get bored! It's bound to happen, so I'm running with it while I can.
From The Corbomite Maneuver
Exhibit A: The Enterprise and her crew are facing imminent destruction by the alien du jour. Kirk is out of options and his crew is tense and distraught. He turns to his first mate, in search of solace and answers. Spock has none and he's quite apparently contrite that he has nothing to contribute, to make things better. Spock's almost utterance of "I'm sorry" is bleedin' adorable, but he catches himself.
Kirk: there must be something to do, something I've over looked.
Spock: Chess, when one is outmatched the game is over. Checkmate.
Kirk: Is that your best recommendation?
Spock: I'm s-- I regret that I can find no other logical alternative"
He drops his head and his shoulders at this moment, seeming to want to scuff his toe. Look how disappointed Kirk is. As the series went on, and I can only guess that there was an ongoing process of tweaking Spock's character (he was projecting awfully loudly in this episode!) we saw less and less of his "human side" slipping out. Although it was there on those rare pleasurable occasions, most times, it was not. But, Spock wouldn't be Spock if he let his emotions rule him and that's why I like him. :D
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