Egocentric Universe: Bring the beat back 004 was to remember my favorite things; recently Jazz, a Louisiana Kitchen retains a special from ten years ago, and HBO Family showed the Back to the Future trilogy.
Yunker | I like the original two girls [pixiv]
“My god. Redditor John Wray hit the nail on the head.”
Saturday has been a rare day where I accomplish those small goals: errands.
I have money orders for two of my monthly bills, while statements for the others have not yet arrived. 4sq.com/YKlhgZ — Christopher Hurt (@chris_m_hurt) March 30, 2013
Most my day at work on Friday, I was dealing with the consequences of my staying up to quarter until one in the morning, when I really did not fall asleep until some time after two, so I needed a nap of four hours, yet I arrived to greet friends of my sisters.
One of the ladies has a birthday this evening. (at @arbys) 4sq.com/ZKfU0W — Christopher Hurt (@chris_m_hurt) March 30, 2013
Later, I talked with the youngest of the group, teenagers, who both liked to sketch characters of their creation or from anime. We discussed some shows like The Walking Dead, I showed them that story, and we all shared a moment about the game.
While nonpartisan, I've seen both reactions to KU and Michigan within three statuses in my feed. — Christopher Hurt (@chris_m_hurt) March 30, 2013A favorite questions from that conversation, “Are you a Whovian?”
Doctor Who: Steven Moffat’s episode guide - The Bells of Saint John“I’m more of a Brony than a Whovian.”
“Saturday 30 March: The Doctor travels to modern day London and meets Clara Oswald for the third time...”
The Power of Pony. instagram.com/p/Xfwpb6pBNA/ — Brian Lenard (@WheelOfCheese) March 30, 2013
Full length and created by Bronies, “Double Rainboom,” premieres this evening, notwithstanding I had thought otherwise and awoken at eight in morning today. The Mundane Made Awesome trope may very well explain why people like my blog, while I continue to guess.
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