Good
morning, Don and everyone!
We’re
having a bit of cloud with possible snow flurries today. Thankfully, it is
nothing like the storm that hit New Mexico and Texas. Sounds like this one is
from you, Don! Turn-about is fair play I guess.
This
week my husband and I have been catching up the latest of Matt Smith as Dr. Who
in anticipation of the 5oth anniversary show, The Day of the Doctor. Saw it
yesterday. Missed the simulcast, caught the rerun. Was it as good as the hype?
Yeah. I enjoyed it. I’ll have to see a couple more times to just get all the
information that was imparted. The acting was good, the script was well
written, the directing was well done… We even got to see a bit of Tom Baker as
he is today. Older now, nice head of white hair, still able to carry a line and
hold a conversation with Matt Smith which in and of itself could be a
challenge.
However,
it has left many questions. Is this the end of Dr. Who? Is this the beginning
of a whole new story line? Is Matt Smith going to carry on? Or will there be a
new Dr. Who to head up this new adventure? I’m curious as to what my students
have to say. There are several who are ardent Dr. Who fans, so I imagine the
discussion tomorrow will be lively. One thing that is interesting is that all
of them agree that Matt Smith is the Dr. to watch. For my generation, Tom Baker
was the man.
I
enjoyed your answers, Don! I especially enjoyed “Why are we here?” Because we’re
not there! And the Golden Rule. One of my favorite tear-jerking movies is Pay it Forward. Do the good deed whether it can be paid back or not.
There is nothing else that goes with that: just do it. I think the random acts
of kindness are in this same category. And yeah, one size fits all. I’m not
sure many young folks understand the Golden Rule, but they don’t hesitate to
act out of kindness.
I’ve
been working on another non-fiction writing project. It is something to get my
feet wet with discipline, research and writing – easing into the Wired
Generation project. I’m close to getting my thoughts together to put a small
non-fiction ebook together for woman. It
has been an interesting process so far. I never seem to have enough time, there
always seems to something more to investigate, and scientists (bless their
hearts) just don’t know how to impart their information to the general public!
Scientists need interpreters! The other issue is lack of information. Women
have been around for a while now and there seems to be a big hole in the
scientific community as to how women work!
Rant over – onto the cave. Glad you liked the picture – it was one I
couldn’t resist.
I have been looking, fiddling, re-arranging the word order for your riddle,
and I’m just about ready to cry UNCLE!
But, I’ll try “journal” as the answer to your riddle.
And yes, nail clippers answers my last riddle.
Here is this week’s installment:
Pumping fast and furious
Struggling with slope
Never going anywhere
Watching the world go by
As you work up a sweat
Have a
great week, everyone.
For those
of you celebrating Thanksgiving – enjoy!
Carolyn
All images downloaded from Google Images
Fig 1 – John Hurt Hints retrieved from
sciencefiction.com
Fig 2 – Nov 23 – Dr. who 5oTh retrieved from www.theepictimes.com
Fig 3 – Tom Baker Scarf retrieved from www.reddit.com
Fig 4 – Remember retrieved from Cici Bean at
letyourheartbeyourguide.blogspot.com
Fig 5 – Fay it Forward movie poster retrieved from www.moviegoods.com
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