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On campus...
Which is apparently the only place I can get to LJ.
Anyway, Sententia 3.0 is running strong - the only downside is that I couldn't move the awesome conversations I've had here to Blogspot. But here's hoping we'll have more of those on the other side. ;) -
Moving Day...
... has actually already happened a while back, because for some reason I can't access LJ at home anymore; some sort of weird area-related thing, I honestly don't know. But anyway, Sententia has moved to Blogspot:
http://sententia3.blogspot.com
Hope to see you all there! :) -
And Me Without A Black Dress
Thursday was, to quote Melaka Fray, a "Bad day. Started bad, stayed that way ( Read more... ) -
Caught In A Web: Dominic Deegan, Oracle For Hire
Another old favorite of mine, though unlike "Something Positive", the shine's starting to come off a bit. The issue I have with "Dominic Deegan" is its manga-esque tendency to swerve from emotional extreme to emotional extreme; things are either bizarrely optimstic or morosely depressing, and the author has never really found middle ground, so to ( Read more... ) -
Perfection: MJ-Gate
It exists.
http://www.devildollmedia.com/lj/spideywifeymed.jpg
My take on the MJ scandal? Conflicted. On the one hand, it's a pretty horrid example of female objectification in a medium that's practically overflowing with similar examples, and yes, sometimes I'm so ( Read more... ) -
Caught In A Web
After being stuck in a bit of a holding pattern, I've decided to dive back into the wonderful world of webcomics. I'd like to start this (tentative) series off with some strips I'd found before and am still following:
R.K. Milholland's Something Positive is a perfect example of how imperceptible change can be until you step back and take in the ( Read more... ) -
Game Review: Final Fantasy IV Advanced
I've always been fond of "Final Fantasy IV" - it may not have achieved the level of intricacy and complexity found in the series' later installments, but there's something to be said for presenting an epic, globe-spanning, coherent adventure with relatively well-rounded characters and an excellent soundtrack, at a time when such things weren't ( Read more... ) -
Passing Sentences: May 5
Heroes, Five Years Gone: As I expected, this episode comes off as a much-improved take on the classic X-Men story, "Days of Future Past". The primary difference is the process of discovery - in DFP, Claremont lays it all out in the first few pages, as Kate Rasputin traipses through the barren ruins of Manhattan and then walks across a cemetery full ( Read more... ) -
Passing Sentences: April 28
It's One Month Later... and everything has changed.
Well... maybe not. :)
Obviously, this week's highlight was the triumphant return of Heroes, with an episode that was very much worth the wait (that said, it's good to know there won't be any more interruptions this season). .07% delivers a bit of everything: some misdirection, some revelation, ( Read more... ) -
I'm a hostage in a fortune cookie factory: send help!
Okay, maybe not quite that dramatic... it's just been a very eventful week in which I have somehow miraculously failed to actually write (or do) much of anything ( Read more... )
