half of what i say is meaningless

But first, totally unrelated to Lost--a PSA.  Of a sort.  So, many people are struggling through finals right now, and hopefully not reading my LJ if that's the case, but, well.  As of 11pm last night, I am officially on vacation, hence using today to catch up on all the TV I missed in the last few days.  But one thing that helped me out a lot this past week was this awesome little app called Self Control.  You can download it for free, and then you create a blocklist and designate a time period.  For example, I blocked Facebook and Livejournal for several hours yesterday, and until the time was up my computer would not let me access either website.  Awesome!  Self control for the people who have none.  Okay, /psa.

Lost: Across the Sea

( i wasn't gonna liveblog, but then i had actual thoughts )

Alright, well daybreak777  inspired me to try liveblogging again, so here we go!

( Previously on Lost )


And now, a meme.  Just because.  I spent a ridiculous amount of time on this.  Snagged from queenofthorns .

Pick 15 of your ships and write down a quote for each of them. Let your f-list guess. Looking them up on IMDb or Google is cheating. I only did 10 because I'm lazy and couldn't be bothered finding quotes for five more.  Also, I didn't check all of these with transcripts, so there might be a few mistakes.
( 10 quotes )

( livebloggine LA X 1&2 )

Uh.  Yeah.  Okay.  I think there was something else I was going to post about...hm...

Oh, krilymcc  is hosting a multi-fandom fic battle thingy here.  Somebody should write my Kara/Sayid prompt, because I think it would be tacky for me to do it myself...

Also, somebody prompt me for this meme!

Lost: The Variable
( semi-live blogging )

Dollhouse: Briar Rose
( hot damn! )

And in case anyone cares, I recently viewed a film version of Othello, directed by Geoffrey Sax and starring Eamonn Walker and none other than Christopher Eccleston.  Christopher Eccleston is, as always, amazing, but in this case so is the entire movie.  It's a modernized version of the play, as in contemporary London with contemporary language.  It's not afraid to depart from Shakespeare's text, but all of its departures are purposeful and clever.  This isn't "O" or "10 Things I Hate About You" or "She's the Man" or any of that nonsense.  My professor (who is usually incredibly critical about all Shakespearean productions) described it as "the Othello Shakespeare might have written if he were alive today."  So yeah, fans of Christopher Eccleston and/or Shakespeare might want to check that out.

( this one was weird )
Kara Celebration Week starts on Monday...I have LOTS of stuff to post.  You are all going to be sick of me and my Kara-love by the end of the week!

( semi-live blogging )

In other news, the last week of February is going to be Kara Celebration Week!  Starting February 23.  There is a good chance that I may be posting every single day of the week.

Why does imdb say this is a two-parter?  Just to confuse me?