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In which I post in reverse time order...
Mar. 14th, 2010 11:59 pmTomorrow evening, my dad and I are taking Patch to the vet. While she's a tiny bit better than she was before we started her on the medicine, she's still itching a lot and not really eating. Hopefully tomorrow will fix that.
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Tonight was fun. My church had a "Christ in the Passover" Seder/dinner that was put on with Jews for Jesus. It was really interesting and I had a lot of fun.
This is the third Seder I've been to. The first was back in college with my campus ministry (one of the other students grew up with both Christian and Jewish traditions). The second was year before last at![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
tribal_forces when we had the fannish Seder.
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This afternoon, I was watching an OZ episode (6x06 "A Day in the Death...") and started crying about ten minutes from the end. And this is something never happens with me when I'm watching a show or movie - there might be a sniffle or two or a quivering lip - *maybe* a tear, but this was outright *crying*. And the characters I was crying over - I like, but I wouldn't have put them as my favorites.
I'm increasingly convinced that this show should be mandatory for any writer or actor.
And I'm rather sad that I only have two more episodes of this show to watch. I haven't been this invested in a show in a long time. I've actually found myself worrying about the characters.
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Tonight was fun. My church had a "Christ in the Passover" Seder/dinner that was put on with Jews for Jesus. It was really interesting and I had a lot of fun.
This is the third Seder I've been to. The first was back in college with my campus ministry (one of the other students grew up with both Christian and Jewish traditions). The second was year before last at
tribal_forces when we had the fannish Seder.******
This afternoon, I was watching an OZ episode (6x06 "A Day in the Death...") and started crying about ten minutes from the end. And this is something never happens with me when I'm watching a show or movie - there might be a sniffle or two or a quivering lip - *maybe* a tear, but this was outright *crying*. And the characters I was crying over - I like, but I wouldn't have put them as my favorites.
I'm increasingly convinced that this show should be mandatory for any writer or actor.
And I'm rather sad that I only have two more episodes of this show to watch. I haven't been this invested in a show in a long time. I've actually found myself worrying about the characters.
