📺 Millennium, S 2 E 01 “The Beginning and the End” (1997)
I was watching Hannibal and was reminded that Lance Henriksen once lamented that Millennium never got to be a prestige television show, which was all the incentive I needed to finally dive into season two. Strip away the show’s mythology and groaner of an ending, and this episode was hard to watch. It wasn’t an exploration of 90s America’s fears, but the primal fear of someone you love being snatched away.
Saw this sticker when I was out and about.
Goodbye, Boston.
Good morning.
Finished reading: Storm on the Horizon by David J. Morris 📚
Finished reading: Network Effect by Martha Wells 📚
Beautiful crescent moon tonight.
Branches.
Inside the bouncy castle.
Scenes from Sorento Valley.
Finished reading: Fugitive Telemetry by Martha Wells 📚
Finished reading: U. S. Marines In Battle - Al-Khafji 28 January-1 February 1991 Operation Desert Storm (Illustrated Edition) by Paul W. Westermeyer 📚
Finished reading: The Magos by Dan Abnett 📚
Finished reading: Exit Strategy: The Murderbot Diaries (The Murderbot Diaries, 4) by Martha Wells 📚
The sculptures of Jose Sacal.
The Salt Lake City airport has a glorious view.
Saw this at the Fiddler’s Hearth.
Dreamt actress Carol Kane was flirting with me. Later, she began to look like Anne Magnuson. Not a bad dream to have. Here is a composite of the two.
Finished reading: All Systems Red by Martha Wells 📚
Finished reading: Rogue Protocol by Martha Wells 📚