Good things

[macslady]

1) The toes are much better. Still itchy and occasionally painful, but much better than they were on Weds and Thurs when I actually decided not to go to work. My boss called on Weds after I'd texted a colleague asking her to let them know I wouldn't be in, to check I was okay and assure me it would be okay not to go in on Thurs. Another of my

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[talkingtocactus]

it makes a massive difference when bosses/colleagues are understanding/caring about that kinda stuff doesn't it

[macslady]

I think my enjoying the NY part of the Trilogy so much was based on the Mac awesomeness, and I liked Ray a lot too. Plotwise, NY did suffer from being stuck in the middle, but it had chasing and guns and motorbikes, which was good! But Mac was the best thing about it

[talkingtocactus]

oh god, i'd forgotten the whole "dr ray" thing, that was just .... :|

i can definitely recommend those ones, and i'm sure i have a whole list of ww1 related stuff i can recommend if you ever run out :)

that sounds quite good actually, it sounds interesting. obviously shellshock/trauma is one of the bits that really interests me, i might just add it to my list (my list is an entire cupboard full of books on my "to do" list at the moment, it shows no sign of getting smaller, maybe i can attack it during the uni summer hols!).

haha i like capt jack too, but not in that way. or kenneth branagh/wallander - as a rule i like things dark/depressing/miserable/bleak but i couldn't get into wallander at all. and i don't get branagh either - obviously he's a great actor (henry v was incredible! young christian bale!) but hot? nooo....