Moonie's Ramblings

[Prof. Moonie]

You know when you're obsessed with Sherlock when... you see someone having a black umbrella and you instantly think of Mycroft Holmes ((only when it's the same style)).

 

[Prof. Moonie]

Speaking of Mycroft's umbrella... ☂ <--- Just found this little icon. xd  

[Prof. Moonie]

*goes through the books she bookmarked* La di da...  

[Prof. Moonie]

Off to eat dinner.  

[Prof. Moonie]

Good afternoon everyone.

Just reading a portion of each of the books I have bookmarked to see which one I want to use for my 20th/21st C. Lit. class final paper. Already there's one of them that I'm thinking of un-bookmark-ing because it's a bit too fantasy fiction than I think my professor might be looking for. So hopefully the others will be more realistic fiction that I can use. It'll be nice to choose one book and be finished with this whole search process.  

[Prof. Moonie]

*listens to "The Waltz" by Jerry Goldsmith* This song is so magical... and addicting... I've been listening to it non-stop since I ran across it. xd  

[Cerebral Perception]

*nuzzles*  

[Prof. Moonie]

Cerebral Perception

*nuzzles*

*pats head* Hello there Jax. How's it going?  

[Prof. Moonie]

I have decided on a book for my final paper for my 20th/21st C. Lit. class. 3nodding I am going with Norwegian Wood [ノルウェイの森] by Haruki Murakami (author), Jay Rubin (translator).

Of the small portion I've read so far, I've enjoyed it. It may have a fiction side to it, but it's more of a realistic styling than some of the other books I had bookmarked. 3nodding  

[Prof. Moonie]

La di da...  

[Cerebral Perception]

Moonie! Should I try out for the school singing competition?  

[Prof. Moonie]

Cerebral Perception

Moonie! Should I try out for the school singing competition?

It's hard to say since I don't know what your singing sounds like. Any possibility you have an example of your singing?

Other than that, if you were to participate in the competition, what would you sing?  

[Prof. Moonie]

*listens to Benedict Cumberbatch and his mother, Wanda Ventham, interview from French and Saunders Radio 2 show* Sort of intriguing listening to this. Especially with their discussion about Sherlock. Apparently the radio hosts watched the Sherlock show three times, because they had to insure their friends watched the whole show through to "get the best bits." sweatdrop Sounds a bit familiar. whee

Still waiting for the part where Benedict sings "Candle in the Wild" in the style of Alan Rickman. xd  

[Prof. Moonie]

*cracks up laughing* Funny hearing them try the different accents. They were particularly trying to make Benedict do Bronx, Cockney, and Belfast accents. xd  

[Prof. Moonie]

*hears Benedict sing "Candle in the Wind" in style of Alan Rickman* Very nicely done, Benedict! *hugs*

Listen to the interview here.