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[Astonishing X-Men] #19
Dec. 28th, 2006 03:32 pmSo this is the first of Joss' fourth and final AXM run. (Gifted, Dangerous, Torn... this one's called "Unstoppable")
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Dec. 28th, 2006
Having thought about how close I live to Mass Ave. when coming home with my brother on Tuesday, I decided to try the trek to Harvard Square since I had to go there to pick up the new Astonishing X-Men anyway.
Looking at GoogleMaps I decided to take Clarendon Ave. to Mass Ave., and that worked out well. I didn't think to look at my watch (to time the trip) until I was about halfway down Clarendon, at which point I'd been walking for I would guess 5-10 minutes. 15-20 minutes later I was at Porter Square, and 15-20 minutes after that I was at Harvard -- well, a big sign for Harvard Law School anyway. I'd forgotten that I'd be hitting Harvard from a direction I'm unfamiliar with. So I decided to just keep going, knowing that if I kept on Mass Ave. I'd hit familiarity eventually (if nothing else because Nicole lives on Mass Ave.). So I passed Harvard-Epworth Methodist Church, the giant building that is Littauer (so now I know where that is; FormerUnitHead is over there a lot), and then saw the Science Center which I know so I could orient myself and pass through main campus to the Square.
At The Million Year Picnic I couldn't resist a Mark Ryden Christmas card. I also picked up chocolate on sale (post-Christmas) at CVS (I had stopped into pick up something I actually needed and then, sale...).
I took the T back. It takes me about 40 minutes to get to work as I normally commute, so this isn't actually that much longer -- except that I'm commuting to the b-school, which is an additional ~10 minute walk from the Square. So yeah, not gonna be giving up my T-Pass anytime soon. But it's good to feel more confident in my ability to walk between the two places.
[It occurs to me that an actual Subject line would be something like "I walked 3 miles for AXM #19" but no, we quote lyrics etc., making it incredibly hard to find anything by Calendar:Subjects. What really drives me crazy is when people Memory posts with those same unhelpful post titles; hi, people, you can give it a different title in Memories. At least I'm likely to remember what I tagged it.]
Do we notice how I haven't touched my Joyce since the Break began? ::is bad::
***
Among the Year in Review memes going around is a top ten fannish moments of 2006 (from the source text). I don't so much have source text moments; I have fandom/community. Seriously, ask me for top fannish "moments" of the year, and the list goes something like this:
1. WriterCon
2. froplay
3. the![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-syndicated.gif)
whedonesque/Joss Whedon/![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
likeadeuce thing
4. getting into new fandoms (How I Met Your Mother, Astonishing X-Men, Heroes, The West Wing)
5. mainlining CSI with Cat
6. Eric
7. my boss getting me the Serenity: Left Behind graphic novel
8. Yuletide
Looking at GoogleMaps I decided to take Clarendon Ave. to Mass Ave., and that worked out well. I didn't think to look at my watch (to time the trip) until I was about halfway down Clarendon, at which point I'd been walking for I would guess 5-10 minutes. 15-20 minutes later I was at Porter Square, and 15-20 minutes after that I was at Harvard -- well, a big sign for Harvard Law School anyway. I'd forgotten that I'd be hitting Harvard from a direction I'm unfamiliar with. So I decided to just keep going, knowing that if I kept on Mass Ave. I'd hit familiarity eventually (if nothing else because Nicole lives on Mass Ave.). So I passed Harvard-Epworth Methodist Church, the giant building that is Littauer (so now I know where that is; FormerUnitHead is over there a lot), and then saw the Science Center which I know so I could orient myself and pass through main campus to the Square.
At The Million Year Picnic I couldn't resist a Mark Ryden Christmas card. I also picked up chocolate on sale (post-Christmas) at CVS (I had stopped into pick up something I actually needed and then, sale...).
I took the T back. It takes me about 40 minutes to get to work as I normally commute, so this isn't actually that much longer -- except that I'm commuting to the b-school, which is an additional ~10 minute walk from the Square. So yeah, not gonna be giving up my T-Pass anytime soon. But it's good to feel more confident in my ability to walk between the two places.
[It occurs to me that an actual Subject line would be something like "I walked 3 miles for AXM #19" but no, we quote lyrics etc., making it incredibly hard to find anything by Calendar:Subjects. What really drives me crazy is when people Memory posts with those same unhelpful post titles; hi, people, you can give it a different title in Memories. At least I'm likely to remember what I tagged it.]
Do we notice how I haven't touched my Joyce since the Break began? ::is bad::
***
Among the Year in Review memes going around is a top ten fannish moments of 2006 (from the source text). I don't so much have source text moments; I have fandom/community. Seriously, ask me for top fannish "moments" of the year, and the list goes something like this:
1. WriterCon
2. froplay
3. the
whedonesque/Joss Whedon/likeadeuce thing4. getting into new fandoms (How I Met Your Mother, Astonishing X-Men, Heroes, The West Wing)
5. mainlining CSI with Cat
6. Eric
7. my boss getting me the Serenity: Left Behind graphic novel
8. Yuletide