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The thought occurred to me today that if I watched a White Collar episode a day, a rewatch would take me right about to the start of the new season (give or take a couple weeks). I ... am sort of tempted to do this. Sort of. It would be interesting to see Season 4 in context before getting into Season 5, since I was watching week-to-week and have only seen the episodes once. On the other hand, I wanted to rewatch A:tLA also, or it might be nice to watch something new instead.
Contrary to what my blog might suggest, I just don't really watch a whole lot of TV. I have not seen an episode of a TV show since May (aside from occasionally watching an out-of-context favorite scene or two from something I've already watched). I'm starting to miss it.
On the other hand, it's not like I'm spending my time wisely. I waste it on the Internet instead.
Including, now, Twitter. I have been spending WAY too much time on Twitter. It IS true, however, that I've finally found a dumping place for all the links I collect through the course of the day. Used to be I'd leave them sitting open in a tab, meaning to write a blog post about it, but I'd never get around to it -- so I'd have the tab open for days, then give up and quit the browser taking all the tabs with it. Now I just dump it into a Twitter post, close the window and forget about it. (I'm @layla_in_alaska if that sounds like your kind of thing ...)
Contrary to what my blog might suggest, I just don't really watch a whole lot of TV. I have not seen an episode of a TV show since May (aside from occasionally watching an out-of-context favorite scene or two from something I've already watched). I'm starting to miss it.
On the other hand, it's not like I'm spending my time wisely. I waste it on the Internet instead.
Including, now, Twitter. I have been spending WAY too much time on Twitter. It IS true, however, that I've finally found a dumping place for all the links I collect through the course of the day. Used to be I'd leave them sitting open in a tab, meaning to write a blog post about it, but I'd never get around to it -- so I'd have the tab open for days, then give up and quit the browser taking all the tabs with it. Now I just dump it into a Twitter post, close the window and forget about it. (I'm @layla_in_alaska if that sounds like your kind of thing ...)