you were only waiting

[lotesse]

Real Life Update: living in a good house (with air conditioning!), raking in the dough waitressing (I walked with $150 tonight, not half bad for five hours' work on a Wednesday). I'm within very easy biking distance from the beach, and I've already been in several times. I missed my big water like crazy. Tomorrow I'm going to the bookshop for a complete works of Carl Sandburg. Right now I'm reading Dorothy Dunnett's Lymond Chronicles, which are very fun and Scottish.

The boy and I have also been mainlining House MD - two seasons in as many weeks. So I've been muchly with the reading of the House/Wilson. I have kind of a Robert Sean Leonard thing - after he's played the theater geek in Dead Poets' Society and starred in my favorite filmed Shakespeare to date, ie Much Ado About Nothing, how can I not have a thing for the guy? It's the pretty hair, in combination with the lovely mouth. Hugh Laurie is obviously god, so I don't feel bad for neglecting his pretty blue eyes for Wilson's mouth. He'll get over it.

If anyone has any House/Wilson that I absolutely must read, be pleased to let me know. This is the best part of picking up new fandoms - the honeymoon stage, where you get to dive down through years worth of brilliant fannish work.

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[lotesse]

See, my daddy pretty much *is* House, and I love him to death, so I'm used to it.

Is Lake Ontario warm enough for swimming this time of the year?

[amelia-petkova.livejournal.com]

Probably, depending on where you are. It's must be warm enough here, because people have been jumping in for a while...though that was when we had the 95-degree heat wave. (Yikes!) You want cold water, go to Buttermilk Falls in the Watkins Glen area (Finger Lakes area). It's this fantastic waterfall with a natural pool at the bottom you can swim in--except the water's about 50 degrees in July.