My Inner Nerdy-ness, Welcome to the World

I've discovered that my creative juices don't flow right away when it comes to retouching photos.  I have to at least wait a few days before I can dive right into it.  When I do though, watch out!  The mouse goes a moving and I go a'croping.  So I have decided to take another "blog time break."  

Whilst I edit I like to have background noise on be it my iTunes play list or a movie, just something.  Well I wont lie I have a guilty pleasure show, heck it aint guilty I love it and don't care what y'all out there think.  Buffy the Vampire Slayer, possibly the wittiest, cleverest television show ever.  Yup that is what I am watching right now.  Yes it is true I own the complete series and enjoy it from time to time.  

I mean we all have those movies or shows we could watch all the time and never get tired of them, well this is mine.  Laugh all you want it doesn't harm me.  I had such a crush on Willow, but then she turned gay and then I said never mind, but that is a different story best for another time.

Let's take a trip into the plot of two of my favorite episodes, both of which happen to be found in season 3.  'Dead Mans Party,' and 'Earshot.'  One hand we have the pains of growing up and dealing with out consequences from the actions we take, along with the pains that we all struggle with through growing up and understanding how we are ALL struggling.  Then the other hand you throw in the mix of zombies and the ability to read minds due to the ingesting of demon blood.  All these make for a good time and TV worth watching.  Here is a little Gawdun pop culture knowledge, in my senior year in high school we had to complete and present 20 minute presentations dealing with symbolism or irony in my English class.  Thanks to my cunning understanding of the difference in media and real world I was able to pull off a passing grade in the class and not even miss a beat of the heart.  

I guess what I am trying to say in this enjoy it and love it, this show has given society much to talk about.  And if not the case for all, Willow would say,  "it's good.  It's rather wolfie, it sooths the savage beast."

-Gawdun