b5 and isolationism

[juldea]

Between 10pm Saturday and 4am Monday, a period of 30 hours, londo and I watched 20 episodes of Babylon 5. And managed to eat, sleep, and canoodle. That said, I am now done with season 3!! (reyjadan: he's upset with you for showing me In The Beginning so early... or at least he was upset when that thing with you-know-who happens in the middle of season 3 and I wasn't crazily surprised. Heehee.)

Okay, so there really wasn't that much sleeping.

I seem to have hit another one of my anti-online-social times... I haven't thoroughly read my friends' page since returning from Oklahoma, I haven't kept up with the Crossroads boards (and I know there's things I should be checking there, especially since the next game is <2 weeks away), haven't mudded in gods know how long... The problem is that it's a self-maintaining cycle; the longer I'm away, the harder it is to come back. Especially since I start my full-time job today.

Speaking of, I should get on that.

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[juldea.livejournal.com]

Heh, my friend reyjadan started me on Seasons 1 and 2 back in Norman, and then londo picked up where he left off (he, in case you couldn't tell by his username, is a big B5 fan). Now I'm jonesing to find out what happens next!

Yes, I recognized the quote from the end of season 3. I like it. :)

As for the final question, it seems I forgot to ever post what the result of that was... so I'll do so now.