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Sep. 3rd, 2007 08:00 pmWhen the woman making my sandwich at Subway asked "How are you?" I said "Good! How are you?" and she got this huge, surprised grin on her face, as if no one had ever asked her that at work before. Possibly no one has.
I had to write a self-assessment of my writing and experience with research/analysis for Foundations of Drama, and I mentioned this clearly unreasonable tendency to write analysis for fun, citing the Women's Work thing as the current example. So I figured I might as well rewatch some SPN and see if I notice things more this time around, especially in some of the eps I don't remember so clearly. *cracks knuckles* "Pilot," here I come.
( Pilot re-commentary )
I had to write a self-assessment of my writing and experience with research/analysis for Foundations of Drama, and I mentioned this clearly unreasonable tendency to write analysis for fun, citing the Women's Work thing as the current example. So I figured I might as well rewatch some SPN and see if I notice things more this time around, especially in some of the eps I don't remember so clearly. *cracks knuckles* "Pilot," here I come.
( Pilot re-commentary )
