Currently Wednesday: 4 March 2020
Mar. 4th, 2020 02:29 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
calissaCurrently Reading
Err... I got kind of distracting over the last week and wandered away from The True Queen by Zen Cho. I've just come back to it and am waiting to see if it will hold my attention this time or whether I should ditch it.
Currently Watching
I just finished episode 14 of The Untamed over lunch... and it was not a good one to watch over lunch (it's the one with the Tortoise of Slaughter, for those wondering). However, I've well settled into the story and am enjoying it. From what I understand, the bodies start dropping soon, so I'll see how I go as things progress.
Currently Observing
This week, I saw a wedge-tailed eagle soaring high. It's the first time this year that I've seen them in the area. While I don't tend to see them year-round, I was particularly worried that they might have been affected by the fire. It was quite a relief to see one.
Today has been one steady fall of rain, which has been lovely. We're expecting more for the rest of the week.
With the equinox just a couple of weeks away, I've really been noticing the reduction in sunlight and have been sleeping later in response.
Err... I got kind of distracting over the last week and wandered away from The True Queen by Zen Cho. I've just come back to it and am waiting to see if it will hold my attention this time or whether I should ditch it.
Currently Watching
I just finished episode 14 of The Untamed over lunch... and it was not a good one to watch over lunch (it's the one with the Tortoise of Slaughter, for those wondering). However, I've well settled into the story and am enjoying it. From what I understand, the bodies start dropping soon, so I'll see how I go as things progress.
Currently Observing
This week, I saw a wedge-tailed eagle soaring high. It's the first time this year that I've seen them in the area. While I don't tend to see them year-round, I was particularly worried that they might have been affected by the fire. It was quite a relief to see one.
Today has been one steady fall of rain, which has been lovely. We're expecting more for the rest of the week.
With the equinox just a couple of weeks away, I've really been noticing the reduction in sunlight and have been sleeping later in response.
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Date: 2020-03-04 10:53 am (UTC)<3
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Date: 2020-03-09 05:24 am (UTC)*hugs*