That's right; it's Friday, it's Friday

Holy freaking God, we made it.

We've got the season finale of The Walking Dead on Sunday, "The First Day of the Rest of Your Life":

The stakes keep mounting higher and higher as different stories clash, while the group enacts an intricate plan.

It's an hour and half long. I'm expecting Sasha to die because the actress has signed up for another series.

No NCIS: Los Angeles this week.

I've got circle tonight and my Human Design classes this weekend. Cleaning, laundry, reading, napping, if possible.

 Have a good weekend.

Much love,
PK the Bookeemonster

Pay attention to ME

On the front desk today.

 
And it's a gorgeous, dark, rainy day .... wasted once again at work.

Well, actually I wouldn't be singing in it. I'd be napping in it. Tomato, tomahto. Ah well.

Nothing in particular on TV for me this evening though we may watch 60 Days In. I think I missed watching it last week. Last week was kind of a blur.

Either way, I'll get in some reading time, I hope.

Nuttin' else going on.  Have a great day

Much love,
PK the Bookeemonster

It's only Wednesday, fergodssakes

Longest. Week. Ever.

Wait..... STOP!

Arrow tonight!!!

"Disbanded":

Diggle and Felicity are shocked by Oliver's decision to call on the Bratva to help take down Prometheus. Concerned the Bratva may overstep, Diggle has a hard conversation with Oliver about what happens if things go south. Meanwhile, Felicity learns something shocking at Helix.

It looks like a good one!

Told ya the episodes toward the end of the season make it all worth it. 

Have a great day

 
Much love,
PK the Bookeemonster

Meditation class tonight

Didn't get around to doing the post today. Sorry. Life is crazy right now.

I've got my class tonight so I'm not able to do more right now. I'll do a post tomorrow, for sure.

Have a good evening!

Much love,
PK the Bookeemonster

Oh of course.

Gotta be short today; lots on my plate to do.

Last night's NCIS: Los Angeles was one of the best this season. It's been a rather lackluster season so far. We finally got some good Densi action:

And they were all investigating together a potential threat AND there was no Anna in it. (Die, Anna, die). Tonight on TV Steve has Street Outlaws which I'll probably watch with him.

The weekend was mostly good. The spirit circle on Friday night was interesting. I felt something putting a hand on my hand for about fifteen minutes and got a good message from spirit. Danielle's forum on Saturday was a repeat but with fewer people it was more enjoyable and also got good info from her regarding a problem.

I have to get some groceries after work because I didn't get it done yesterday and won't have time tomorrow. I'll read and go to bed after the show we'll watch (see above).

See you later... 

Much love,
PK the Bookeemonster

Hallelujah

At last!

On Sunday there's NCIS: Los Angeles "767":

An engineer who was developing a new guided missile destroyer is murdered. Callen and Sam go undercover to track his co-worker aboard a plane to Tokyo who intends to sell the classified intel. Meanwhile, Deeks plans a surprise get-together for Kensi and her out-of-town friends.

 And we'll be watching The Walking Dead "Something They Need":

A group of Alexandrians embark on a journey to a distant community; and one group member must make a heartbreaking decision.

 I've got my group thing tonight, a Danielle forum tomorrow, and my Human Design class on Sunday.

 Otherwise, hanging with the boys, doing some cleaning and reading.

Have a good weekend!

Much love,
PK the Bookeemonster

By Thursday, one feels more upbeat

Hey, it's National Puppy Day!

For me, EVERY day is National Puppy Day in my heart.

Arrow last night was one of its best for character development of Oliver Queen. There were some difficult scenes to watch in terms of torture and despair.

 And it ended with this:

Nothing on TV for me tonight. I'm hoping to get some good reading in. The Kushiel book is picking up.

Have a great day

Much love,
PK the Bookeemonster

It's been a long week and it's only Wednesday

Must I?

Tonight is Arrow!

"Kapiushon":

Prometheus goes to great lengths to break Oliver. Meanwhile, in the flashbacks, Anatoly becomes worried about Oliver's increasingly violent tendencies, which come to a head in a brutal confrontation.

We're moving toward the end of the season so things are going to start happening now.

I try not to read two books by the same author in a row because the writer's flaws can show and you can overdose but I'm really needing something to read that will completely capture my attention right now.

So I'm starting KUSHIEL'S JUSTICE by Jacqueline Carey. 2nd of the Kushiel's Legacy fantasy series.

Imriel de la Courcel's blood parents are history's most reviled traitors, while his adoptive parents, Phèdre and Joscelin, are Terre d'Ange's greatest champions. Stolen, tortured, and enslaved as a young boy, Imriel is now a Prince of the Blood, third in line for the throne in a land that revels in beauty, art, and desire. After a year abroad to study at university, Imriel returns from his adventures a little older and somewhat wiser. But perhaps not wise enough. What was once a mere spark of interest between himself and his cousin Sidonie now ignites into a white-hot blaze. But from commoner to peer, the whole realm would recoil from any alliance between Sidonie, heir to the throne, and Imriel, who bears the stigma of his mother's misdeeds and betrayals. Praying that their passion will peak and fade, Imriel and Sidonie embark on an intense, secret affair. Blessed Elua founded Terre d'Ange and bestowed one simple precept to guide his people, love as thou wilt. When duty calls, Imriel honors his role as a member of the royal family by leaving to marry a lovely, if merely sweet, Alban princess. By choosing duty over love, Imriel and Sidonie may have unwittingly trespassed against Elua's law. But when dark powers in Alba, who fear an invasion by Terre d'Ange, seek to use the lovers' passion to bind Imriel, the gods themselves take notice.  Before the end, Kushiel's justice will be felt in heaven and on earth.

Published in 2007, it has 721 pages. 


Have a good one

Much love,
PK the Bookeemonster