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masterofmidgetsI'm spending thanksgiving with my aunt and uncle, like I did last year. Should be fun - we're doing dinner at their house in Granite Bay, then going to their house in Carmel for the weekend, and at some point my aunt and I are going to a Japanese tea ceremony. Very nifty! And the down-time, not to mention the time to study and work, is sooooooooo very welcome.
On the other hand, I may not be around much - whether or not I will have internet access is a bit up in the air at the moment, what with my WiFi card having spontaneously combusted and all. If I can hook Max into their network, I'll be good to go...if not, I'll be on when and if I can get on my aunt or uncle's computers. Woe. I've been downloading loads of stuff to watch so that I don't go into media withdrawal if I have no internet.
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telyanofcelore - I remembered what I wanted to ask you about regarding Supernatural! Posting because I don't want to forget again before I next talk to you. So: in the big season 1 finale thingy, there is a big scene where Dean realizes the demon has possessed his father - because his father said he did a good job and he was proud of him. So the question is: does this say more about the Wincester's truly dysfunctional family dynamic and John's need to treat his sons as part of a combat unit rather than as children (OH GOD THEY ARE SO FUCKED UP), or more about Dean's truly impressive lack of self-worth, and his Elektra Complex, and his obsessive need to sublimate his wants to the needs of the Family ( OH GOD THE BOY HAS SO MANY ISSUES)? Discuss.
On the other hand, I may not be around much - whether or not I will have internet access is a bit up in the air at the moment, what with my WiFi card having spontaneously combusted and all. If I can hook Max into their network, I'll be good to go...if not, I'll be on when and if I can get on my aunt or uncle's computers. Woe. I've been downloading loads of stuff to watch so that I don't go into media withdrawal if I have no internet.
telyanofcelore - I remembered what I wanted to ask you about regarding Supernatural! Posting because I don't want to forget again before I next talk to you. So: in the big season 1 finale thingy, there is a big scene where Dean realizes the demon has possessed his father - because his father said he did a good job and he was proud of him. So the question is: does this say more about the Wincester's truly dysfunctional family dynamic and John's need to treat his sons as part of a combat unit rather than as children (OH GOD THEY ARE SO FUCKED UP), or more about Dean's truly impressive lack of self-worth, and his Elektra Complex, and his obsessive need to sublimate his wants to the needs of the Family ( OH GOD THE BOY HAS SO MANY ISSUES)? Discuss.