Skip to main content

In The Queue Where it Happens

 



Hi! I know I've been a little busy this week, but I wanted to do the post I do on media not related to books today.  


Movies and TV

I truly can't remember the last movie and I watched, and that's sad because I do like watching movies. I believe the last one was Halloween Town at the beginning of the month. As I type this, I am watching One Day at a Time, and this is the most recent TV show I've watched when I'm not watching a cooking show on The Food Network. I feel like this a good show to enjoy as I'm working on other stuff, maybe not while I'm reading, but for writing blog posts, and writing things for novels, this show is perfect. I never watched the older show, but I was so enthralled by the new show from the first few episodes. I love this show and the dynamic, also, I love that CBS is airing season 4 on the major network because I never saw those, and Netflix removed the show. Currently, I am on episode 3x06.    Once this is done, I will move onto Julie and the Phantoms, or Emily in Paris probably. I have a plan to move onto shows on Disney Plus as well. 

Theater and Musicals


I'm going to keep this section short because I still love the musicals I talked about in my last post. My reason for not skipping this section is because they announced the 2020 Tony Award nominations yesterday. I just want to say that I don't think they should have a ceremony this year. The season was cut short, and I feel that every show should have gotten a fair shot. I am happy about the shows that got nominated, and I will probably watch the show. My other thing is that I think that The Lighting Thief should have at least gotten a nomination, it's the only original musical of the eligible season, and they got nothing. 

Games and Streams 



I am still Enjoying Among Us, and I only play that game with people I know. Hayday is a game I've played for years, and I love my farm and town, although it can get boring after a while. Animal Crossing Pocket Camp is the app version of Animal Crossing, I played for a bit, but stopped and removed the app. I am playing this game again and it's so cute. 


I'm still watching the same three streamers I was watching when I last posted. 

Podcasts

I have a confession to make: I am still every behind on every podcast I've ever talked about. I wanted to get more into them, but I just need to find the time. 

Labels:

Comments

  1. Stephanie @ BookfeverOctober 16, 2020 at 1:20 PM

    I don't know if it's a helpful tip but I always listen to podcasts whenever I'm doing a chore like doing the dishes, cleaning etc. I also always listen to at least one episode of whatever podcast I'm listening to atm when I'm in bed before I go to sleep. :)

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Top Ten Tuesday- characters that remind me of myself

Welcome back to Top Ten Tuesday! This is a weekly meme where readers discuss ten or whatever number you would like to have based on a prompt. Our host is Jana at  thatartsyreadergirl . Our topic this week is Characters Like Myself. I am going to take a two words that each character has in in my opinion,  and discuss how that relates to me  as well. 1- Cather Avery from Fangirl Writer- At her core, Cath is a writer, and she loves her stories. I am a writer of both Fan Fiction and original stories like Cath so this was an automatic in for this. Both of us love our work and we tend to through ourselves whole hardheartedly into our work. Sisters- I might have mentioned this on the blog before but I have a younger sister and we’re only roughly 18 months a part. Cath and her twin sister Wren are polar  opposites and this is me and my sister. My younger sister is an extrovert and into science. I on the other hand,  am an introverted creative bookworm.  2- Miriam Kendrick from C
16 comments
Read more

Top Ten Tuesday- Favorite Books of the Year Part 1 (12-21)

    Hi! Jana hosts Top Ten Tuesday @ thatartsyreadergirl . The purpose of this meme was to bring the book blogging community together and foster our love of lists. Each week, Jana posts a topic, and we readers respond based on that prompt. This week our topic is a freebie, so I decided to make my list of my top ten reads part one.   Middle Grade 12- Never After by Melissa de la Cruz I'm almost done with this book. It's a duology, and I loved the new twist on fairy tales.    YA 13- Don’t Read the Comments by Eric Smith I read this early in the year and it stuck with me. This YA Contemporary about gaming and the culture of the gaming industry was fantastic.  14- The Book Thief by Markus Zusak It took me years to read this book but I really enjoyed it. I love the unique narrator, the characters, and the story.  15- The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas This is another backlist release. I loved this book, and I knew when I read it that it had the potential to be on this list. I still thi
16 comments
Read more

2019 Book Resolutions Tag!

Hey everyone! So Thursdays on the blog I am going to post a new tag. I think tags are so much fun, and I enjoy the time to reflect on what I’ve read in the past, or what I want to read. Images come from Goodreads. I grabbed the questions from  this blog 1. An author you’d like to read (that you’ve never read before). Leigh Bardugo! I have heard such great things about the Grisha verse, so I want to see if it lives up to all the hype. I have a feeling it will, and I am intrigued by the world. I got the first three books in the series as one large Ebook , so I ’m going to start that next month. I can’t wait to go on the journey and be immersed in a new series!  2. A book you’d like to read. Romanov by Nadine Brandes I love Anastasia and the Romanov family. This looks like such a fantastic retelling. I am drawn in just reading the blurb on Goodreads.  3. A classic you’d like to read. A Little Princess by Frances Hodgson Burnett. I’ve had the Barnes and Nobel edition of
Post a Comment
Read more