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sounds great (the soup not the sinusitis :S)! will definitely try this. also, just saw you on Eureka (space is finally airing the latest season in canada). great job! looks like it will definitely be a fun ride :)
Commented Oct 23, 2011 on Recipe time: Wil's Sinusitis Can Suck It Vegetable Soup at WWdN: In Exile
Recipe time: Wil's Sinusitis Can Suck It Vegetable Soup
I managed to go eighteen whole months without getting sick, but sometime in the last week or so, something worked its way into my sinuses, and it's been kicking my ass for the last 48 hours. For most of the last week, I've been waking up in the morning with an intensely sore throat and painful, ...
the best post i have ever read. thanks wil wheaton. despite whatever else is going on in life, the simple things make every day worthwhile :)
Commented Oct 4, 2010 on This is a very, very good life, and I'm grateful for it. at WWdN: In Exile
This is a very, very good life, and I'm grateful for it.
It's quiet outside my office window, like the heat and humidity is sort of absorbing and muffling most of the sounds that usually come through during a typical Saturday morning. All I really hear is birds singing, the occasional drone of a distant train, and the low rumble of thunder out over th...
I remember sitting at home one day years ago and just dreaming about space; its vastness and how incredibly small we are. This started my facination with astronomy, space exploration and science fiction. Years later I sit here writing a thesis about Mars for my graduate work. I look forward to the day humans will visit that planet and beyond!
Commented May 17, 2010 on some of us are looking at the stars at WWdN: In Exile
some of us are looking at the stars
On January 28, 1986, I was home from school with the flu. I remember that, no matter what I did, I couldn't get warm, so I was sitting in a hot bath when my mom knocked on the bathroom door. "There was an accident with the space shuttle," she said, in the same voice she used when she told me th...
Isn't it nice when geekiness is not only appreciated but embraced?
Commented May 4, 2010 on It turns out I had a fairly geeky weekend at WWdN: In Exile
It turns out I had a fairly geeky weekend
In an effort to force myself out of this non-creative, unmotivated funk I've been in post-Eureka, I now commence a braindump from this weekend: I pressed the plunger down on my coffee press and tried to clear the sleep from my eyes while Anne put the orange juice back into the fridge. The mornin...
Canadians are very trusting! But the comment about waiting around for someone to come by when the alarm went off makes sense. You weren't in any hurry to escape. Shoplifters run! Oh, and why didn't you carry your jeans back to the store in a bag? Instead of walking around with them? That just occured to me...or perhaps having a bag with tagged jeans in them looks more suspicious? Tough one!
Commented Apr 15, 2010 on rain down on me from a great height at WWdN: In Exile
rain down on me from a great height
I had a very short day today, and was wrapped just after lunch, so I had the afternoon to myself to take care of some very important business. Before I get to that, though, a little bit about working on Eureka... The good news is that I was given permission to twitter and photograph from the set...
I should probably explain why. It's my favourite childhood game and my fountain of youth!
Commented Apr 15, 2010 on the fountain of youth at WWdN: In Exile
the fountain of youth
I spend a lot of time remembering and writing about the video games I played while growing up, mostly because it's the closest I can come to actually playing them, until the magical day arrives when I have an entire room in my house dedicated to housing a classic arcade and console collection. I...
I'm waiting for you to talk about the Rubik's cube. Any thoughts? And nice scarf!
Commented Apr 15, 2010 on the fountain of youth at WWdN: In Exile
the fountain of youth
I spend a lot of time remembering and writing about the video games I played while growing up, mostly because it's the closest I can come to actually playing them, until the magical day arrives when I have an entire room in my house dedicated to housing a classic arcade and console collection. I...
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