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Today is the day (one of many days)

Tonight is the big show at Beat Kitchen and I'm excited. Four acts + good venue + good friends = good time and experience. Full details tomorrow, but for now, I wonder what in the world I'll be doing until tonight. The sun is out so I think I may take some photos of places that have captured my eyes in the last few days.

It's official: I'm a Lost fan. I don't understand everything about the plot (I was a latecomer last season) but I find the acting, the writing and the never-ending cliff hangers as reasons to keep watching and fill in the blanks. I haven't intently set time aside to watch a show in years, but this show is better than most of the stuff on TV (and in a lot of cases, better than what's showing at the local movie theater). I set time aside last night to watch and I'll do the same next week.

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Matthew said…
I'm with you on Lost. That show is highly addictive. You should get season one on DVD from Netflix.
10:49 AM
Eric said…
Agreed with the Lost comments. I've only seen a few episodes but was almost immediately hooked. I am renting season one for my wife to watch while on bedrest, so hopefully I have a chance to catch a few.
12:33 PM
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