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I had a great time romping through London with Holmes and Watson, which is what I love from the books Heh. I was a bit distracted during the final battle by the scenery. I thought they did an excellent job of recreating London of that time.

Three Days! It has been snowing for Three Days! It just keeps coming down in waves alternating between heavy and light. There is now 13" of fresh snow on the ground (on top of the 11" from two weeks ago). The average for one year is around 25" and we've almost reached that in one month. That's it? I liked Sherlock Holmes too. It's been a long time since I read the stories, but it seems...

Three Days! It has been snowing for Three Days! It just keeps coming down in waves alternating between heavy and light. There is now 13" of fresh snow on the ground (on top of the 11" from two weeks ago). The average for one year is around 25" and we've almost reached that in one month. I'm just going stir crazy at this point. I'm on vacation, but can't go anywhere. I need to get...

Saul Rubinek (Kivas Fajo, TNG's "The Most Toys") has a new documentary out about his parents lives in WWII and reuniting with the woman that hid them.

I loved RDjr and Jude Law in their roles though so adjusting to different may be hard Heh. My issue was that Mark Strong, who played Blackwood, looks so much like the late Jeremy Brett, who is my favorite Holmes, that every time he was on the screen, for a split second I thought it was Holmes. Plus, Holmes is taller than Watson, so that was a little strange for me, too. I'm going to show my dad bits of a Brett episode so he can see what...

We've got snow here, but it's the wet, yucky kind and not the fun kind. My niece wants to go and play in it, but ew. Hopefully we'll get one good one (who am I kidding, it's Indiana, of course we will) so we can do the snowballs, snowmen and come inside and *not* have hot chocolate, as my niece hates chocolate milk and variations thereof.

I also wonder why, ... it is necessary to try and "broaden the fan-base" or try to appeal to the brainless wonders that constitute the popcorn movie audience who would are often put off by the main title. The only way to do that is to cut out what makes Trek completely unique from other scifi franchises and turn it into another bland, Hollywood fare which is precisely what Abrams and his team of hacks went and did. Yeah, on...

Patrick Stewart is going to be knighted ! There are no dragons for him to slay these days, but maybe we can find a Gorn in need of a good Picard speech.

The snow has begun in the Philadelphia area - and it doesn't look like it's going to stop for a long, long while. But so far it's nice, powdery snow.

At the icanhascheezburger site, the celebs tab always has great Star Trek jokes. I luff this one: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v433/dia...kballoonboy.jpg