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Oct. 5th, 2005 06:33 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dmxratedI can't believe I wasted part of my time looking through the same lj-accounts I've been through previously. But anyway, I really do need a break from lj-hunting. I've been a little too obsessed with it lately.
After having looked at walkthroughs for Digimon World 2 through 4, I decided to bid on either game 2 or 3, and bid on an auction for DW2. Even though you can only play as a male, there are other human characters in those two games.
Last night, I watched Boston Public for the first time this year. I'm sure all the episodes are going to be repeats, but it is nice to have something from the past to enjoy, as it will probably stop airing around Christmas like it did last year.
Mom told me a few hours ago that she's finding Gilmore Girls rather boring these days. She said it was more interesting in the past because Rory was getting ready to go to college (also a major theme in Senior Year, my MS Word journal). One could guess that the author of the show produced it based on nostalgia, as did the authors of Freaks & Geeks and The Wonder Years. That's exactly what Senior Year is all about: Not a sitcom, but not 90% disputes between two or more people either unlike All My Children.
After having looked at walkthroughs for Digimon World 2 through 4, I decided to bid on either game 2 or 3, and bid on an auction for DW2. Even though you can only play as a male, there are other human characters in those two games.
Last night, I watched Boston Public for the first time this year. I'm sure all the episodes are going to be repeats, but it is nice to have something from the past to enjoy, as it will probably stop airing around Christmas like it did last year.
Mom told me a few hours ago that she's finding Gilmore Girls rather boring these days. She said it was more interesting in the past because Rory was getting ready to go to college (also a major theme in Senior Year, my MS Word journal). One could guess that the author of the show produced it based on nostalgia, as did the authors of Freaks & Geeks and The Wonder Years. That's exactly what Senior Year is all about: Not a sitcom, but not 90% disputes between two or more people either unlike All My Children.