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One thousand two hundred and eighty-three words today.
I loved the Sleepy Hollow season finale last night. With a two-hour runtime, I was afraid it would be a huge dollop of tedious filler with a glut of action crammed into the last half hour, but it was nonstop fun. It was cracktastic and ominous and spooky and altogether splendid, and John Noble knocked it out of the park. I was absolutely not expecting the final twist, and I cannot wait for the new season to start. I want it yesterday.
And LOL at Ichabod's ingenious means of acquiring new duds without changing his look.
Double LOL and a set of brass ones for Zombie!George Washington.
I love this show.
If you're looking for more creepypastas, MrCreepyPasta on Youtube might fit the bill. His narration is unpolished and sometimes intrusive, but there are many stories I haven't read before. As a hobbyist writer, I can often suss out the twists before they happen, but that's a cheerful hazard of the genre and of being well-read, and it's still fun to watch the writer get there.
I loved the Sleepy Hollow season finale last night. With a two-hour runtime, I was afraid it would be a huge dollop of tedious filler with a glut of action crammed into the last half hour, but it was nonstop fun. It was cracktastic and ominous and spooky and altogether splendid, and John Noble knocked it out of the park. I was absolutely not expecting the final twist, and I cannot wait for the new season to start. I want it yesterday.
And LOL at Ichabod's ingenious means of acquiring new duds without changing his look.
Double LOL and a set of brass ones for Zombie!George Washington.
I love this show.
If you're looking for more creepypastas, MrCreepyPasta on Youtube might fit the bill. His narration is unpolished and sometimes intrusive, but there are many stories I haven't read before. As a hobbyist writer, I can often suss out the twists before they happen, but that's a cheerful hazard of the genre and of being well-read, and it's still fun to watch the writer get there.