Karmacat: I'm passionate about my DFW journey to riches

boredofbeingathome

We all know what you will be doing tonight...a Michael Shanks fest...me i am going to Guides........




Runs off to look up train timetables instead.......................

Keeping_Motivated

Karma this link might help, this isn't a long thread but it will probably give you enough info

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=367455&highlight=linseed

shaun40400

hi kc

happy cos my Michael Shanks DVDs have arrived from Australia

what series ?????????
olive o

You're sweet and lovely!

????
was going to put something witty here but decided i dont have a death wish
so ill just agree
our oo is sweet and lovely:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
no really she is
hi oo:santa2::xmassign::iloveyou:

pepe
i agree with you they do seem to make such a fuss over lists
this was mine for today..
1) wake up done that
2) dont roll over onto back(very bad for sheep) done that so far so good
3) eat grass done that
4) look at clouds ohhhh nice..... done that
5) dont follow the other sheep dam done that
well i am a sheep
feel the madness
baaaaaarrrrrrking

Karmacat

Bother, lost my post .... I had such a bad night's sleep, but it was worth it - full of adrenalin after watching Michael's episodes. Shaun - its Burn Notice, the end of season 2, which hasn't aired in the UK yet. Michael's got rave reviews; he died again, of course, I did tear up a little bit - I'll have to watch it again, it was late by then and I was skipping scenes, so I didn't get it all. She's also sent me a Sci-Fi Channel made for TV movie, The Lost Treasure of the Grand Canyon, which Michael stars in with Shannen Doherty. I might start to watch that with my lunch....

KM - thanks for the link, its a great idea, I'm off into town today for the last of the BK Pos Thinking course, so I'll buy some then.

Bob hope Guides was good - I'm off to your thread to check where you're off to.

Today is another fairly busy one - got 2.5 hours paid work, I might get ten minutes in the garden, but thats all. Then I'll go off into town for the pos thinking course - get to a Julian Graves before it shuts (hopefully ... hmmm, the linseed might have to wait till Friday) and to Tesco - bananas, my beloved pesto and some slimline DVD cases (got to keep all those Michael DVDs in pristine order ).

redsquirrel80

Hey Karma, sorry to hear you had a bad sleep but glad you enjoyed the DVD Erm yes mostly bad weird dreams but never mind!

Positive thinking course sound good - don't know if you've seen the daily chats this week but there's been a positive thinking theme going on so maybe you can pop over and give us all some tips!

Have a good day x

Karmacat

Hiya! - no, not had time the last few days (my god! I've had paid work!!!!) but I'll come on at lunchtime ...... thanks for the tip - I'll be *taking* tips, not giving them, I think.

shaun40400

hi kc
burn notice??
must have missed that one is it showing/repeating anywhere at the min??

just going to watch the end of galatica ....but their starting again with caprica 50 yrs earlier so the 1st war????:j which is filming in USA now,:j
also waiting for the new atlantis spin off :j which is filming in USA now,:j
new star trek film,:j
new unit s4 this wk,,on vergin??:j
also watching the amanda tapping series not decided on that yet:rolleyes:

think theirs to much sci fi in my life!!!!!!!!!!
eurika
eli
csi all of them
4400
heros

oh dear i do need help don't i !!!!!!

Karmacat

Hi Shaun! I love SF - met up with a children's Robert Heinlein book when I was ten years old (oh, Dr Who had started just before that, got me interested). Kept me sane :eek::eek::eek:

Anyway, for me, its Stargate SG1 and Atlantis, Dr Who, I *so* want to see galactica, but from the beginning. Lost interest in much more, even Eureka. Bob on here likes Sanctuary.... for me, its often authors - Julian May, CJ Cherryh, Orson Scott Card, some Marge Piercy, some of the oldies and goldies - speaking of which, I met Larry Niven in Chicago! :j

Oh, back on TV - I like Bones. David Boreanaz, thats all I'm saying.

For Burn Notice, here in the UK its on FX - don't think Virgin have it. They're just repeating S1 again at the mo - oh, its starting this Saturday with the pilot: "spies are not fired, they're issued a burn notice to let the agent know they're no longer required" - or required by someone else (music of doom here). Its a cross between updated versions of The Professionals and Miami Vice, with a know it all voiceover that I adore, from the hero. Its a *lot* of fun. It has a questionable female support, but the actress is very, very good. I only started watching it cos I knew Michael Shanks had an arc in S2, but I've kept on cos its fun. :D:D

I'll stop drivelling now :o:o

EDIT: Buffy. Angel. The Dresden Files. Dead Like Me.

boredofbeingathome

You forgot to add a few, i like all of them^^^^^^^ and now there is a new series..mentalist to add to the list.

Professionals..droool.......................i ALSO like any supernatural type of series and books. For pleasure can often be found reading the gruesome and the gory...The Bone collector is top of that list.:D

shaun40400

yes dr who,,,,do like the new ones david tenent is brill,,

bob --mentalist?? dont know this one

yes started with books too my dads influence use to read 6/8 books a wk
Robert Heinlein ,Clarke,Asimov,
startship troupers- book is much better than film
the forever war ...joe henlen?? brilient
hg wells eth
then moved to hornblower series then found he,d written 6 other series some under another name
1920s navel gun boats,,ww2 fighter sq,mosquito sq all the same style,,

now its symore who i met in irl meny yrs ago,cussler,clancey,
and im moving to wards period sets ie antient briton.king aurther,crusades,
which seem to be more historically acurate now adays!!

but as i only get to read about once a week i tend to stick to light easy reading,,

funny how most of the sci fi is american or canadian!!!!