Getting reaquainted with my wife first and foremost. I’ll get settled into my tv shows: Heroes, The Office, Ghosthunters, and i’m giving Community a try. Of course, nascar is still on as well. I’ve got a birthday coming later in the month, so hopefully i’ll have a Wii game or two to get started on-maybe Muramasa, Punch Out, or Wii Sports Resort. My baseball card hobby keeps me into the sport through the winter as well.

I do want to see The Informant! and Zombieland, but i usually end up seeing them in the dollar theater, not seeing them at all, or on tbs edited in 3 years.

Missing the open thread :(

As Atlanta baseball winds down my Colts football warms up (4-0) so it’s kind of an easy tradition for me.

I am also a major hot stove junkie so I’m pretty well occupied with rumors and rosterbation.

If I had to vote I would see The Invention of Lieing.

I encourage everyone to watch. First 2 weeks have been great.

Besides that, I watch CSI and I just saw Surrogates; good movie, but a little weird and out there.

Go Colts!
Go Mizzou Tiger football!
Go Arizona Wildcat Basketball!

Movies: Go see Zombieland, that movie is ridiculously fun. The first 20 minutes of The Invention of Lying are among the best 20 minutes in movie history, but after that it just…sucks. I just saw Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs and that was surprisingly great. And I’m watching Last Tango In Paris on the DVR. So far, pretty odd. And I can’t wait to see Where The Wild Things Are. If it’s half as good as the trailers it will be outstanding.

TV: The regular goodies, House, The Office, Family Guy, and some new stuff like Community and Titan Maximum. The Cleveland Show is one of the worst things I’ve seen on TV in awhile. Saw a preview for the new season of The Venture Bros. last night and almost pooped myself in excitement.

Books: Just finished Youth In Revolt cause I wanted to read it before the movie came out. Not the greatest book, but it was entertaining. Started on Vonnegut’s short collection Welcome To The Monkey House, which I’m guessing I’ll love like everything else of his. And, just finished writing my own novel, which hopefully I’ll be able to self publish before the end of the month.

I was driving home one day, and the freeway that led to my part of town was closed off. It turns out that there was a zombie flick being shot there, and sure as hell, it was Zombieland. Film credits include Atlanta, GA and Newnan, GA.

Television: Watching to finality the horrendous charade known as The Colony. Still watching Dexter, still watching Weeds, and not much else.

Books: To continue with the zombie trend, a book called Patient Zero. Also recently read Sucker Bet by James Swain, and A Person of Interest by Susan Choi.

But there’s not enough hours in the day, or so it seems for me lately. I have a backlog of writing to write, pictures to process, and several freelance side projects on top of my current freelance assignment. Always feels this cramped this time of year, with the sun beginning to set all early now.

I just watched I Love You, Man. It got a ton of love from the critics…so naturally, it wasn’t that great. The story was good but it wasn’t funny at all. I think I only laughed out loud twice, and this is coming from a guy who woke 2 people up the first time I watched Borat cause I laughing so hard.

Did anyone else see it??

Watching the Colts.
Getting ready to watch my Indiana Hoosiers. (I-U!)
Settling in with NCIS, House, Lie To Me. Stargate Universe is looking good. Don’t get ABC here, but would love to check out Flashforward.

Did anyone go see the movie Paranormal Activity in ATL last Thursday? They had a 12AM limited release screening, definitely one of the scariest movies I’ve seen. Watch for me in the trailer (possibly), a film crew interviewed people waiting in line and I looked dumb enough for them to ask me…

waiting for college basketball to start.

TV: The Office, Renovation Realities, Real Estate Intervention, Hoarders, Intervention, Community and waiting on 24 to start up again…I have about 4 episodes of Heroes DVRd, but I am debating on actually watching them or not.

Movies: I still need to catch up on some of the movies that came out this year. I need to see Inglorious Bastards still and also The Informant.

Books: meh, I don’t read books NEARLY as much as I used to. I have about 5 or 6 books that I have been working on for a while now.

Sports: I am enjoying watching the resurgance and rebuilding of my Jaguars, the dominance of my USF Bulls and the title defense prep of my UNC Tar Heels.

Not really into any other sports…for some reason i can’t get into games with clocks.

I am watching a lot of stuff right now, but not sure if i will continue all of them. Will probably stick with Mad Men, Dexter & Fringe. I have a feeling that Flash Forward will disappoint once we get some answers to the big questions. Still too early in the season to tell what anime i will be watching, i will finish up Bakemonogatari and probably continue the Full Metal Alchemist Reboot. Dont get to the movies much since my daughter was born, but am excited to go see some upcoming concerts, notably Little Dragon.

Have switched to audiobooks, just finished Cults, Conspiracies, and Secret Societies and am listening to the new Thomas Pynchon.

The thing i will be spending most of my newfound time doing will be making music. Even though i haven’t been in school for over 10 years, i still seem to stick to that schedule where summertime is spent getting out doing stuff and fall is where i get down to work on whatever creative projects i have going on.

I’m watching the AL Central playoff.(Hey, it’s still baseball.)

Chip Caray is doing the play by play, so if I close my eyes, I can pretend it’s Atlanta and Colorado over the radio…..until Keith Hernandez opens his mouth as the color guy. :P

I just saw Paranormal Activity and im scared shitless right now. If it’s in a town near you, you have to go see it. Its scarier than the Blair Witch Project by far. Not to mention you’ll be thinking about it from the second you leave the theater.

Ugh…not so sure im gettin any sleep tonight.

Photography, sex, X-Box live, skiing, school work / partying….probably more of the latter. Also opens up a lot more time in the evenings to get back to the gym.

Releases I am looking forward to are COD Modern Warfare 2 on 360 and The Hangover on DVD.

Don’t watch a whole lot of TV shows anymore, but I agree on The Cleveland Show being god-awful. I think I laughed once in the first two episodes combined.

I WILL be watching the new Tarheel basketball season, however. Their freshman class combined with whats left from last year should make for a big, fast, exciting team.

Enjoying NFL games, trying out a whole new batch of recipes I’ve been meaning to cook for the hubby, all the decorating and stuff that comes with the Holidays.

TV in prime time will mostly consist of House, theForgotten, Dirty Jobs and anything on The Food Network.

Not a college sports fan of any type, so counting the days until Spring Training and baseball games once again.