I don’t think I’ve mentioned this online before, but I should: I love Kate Bush.

And yes, I’m well aware she bungles things somewhat. But come on, it’s six freaking minutes dedicated to the number Pi; who the hell cares if her math’s off a bit.

So, love ya’, Kate!

Amazed two months can pass before a note from me appears? Trust me, that’s nothing. I hit a lull in real world employment activities, which is the reason for my resurfacing. The lull ends later this week, but I’ll try and retain a blogging edge to my life. It’s not like it’s all that hard to do.

By the way, for those who actually care about these things, I did get out and see Serenity. I ended up liking it more than I expected. And I’ll get around to writing up a review here, one of these days. It won’t be a standard movie review of sorts, but cover it and all SF films in relationship to me. This is the Kaf-centric blog, afterall. Don’t expect it to be riveting.

Finally, if you’re a WordPress.com user, I’ve gone and set up something on the side, for those wanting a little help from their friends:

wordpressdotcom on Yahoo! Groups

I’ve seen various requests for a support forum since wp.com went live, so what the hell. Once a “real” support forum pops up hereabouts I’ll probably take it down, but for now hopefully it can provide a small amount of community and support for those bothering to look for it.

Movie-going notes:

* I will be seeing the film Serenity.

* Not a big fan of Firefly—in fact I disliked the show a bit when I caught it on Fox through its original run, but I had a small change of opinion towards it during its replay on the SciFi Channel.

* So why see the film? It’s Science Fiction, baby. And Josh Whedon’s dialog should make it worth the trip. Hey, it’s the main reason I watched Buffy.

* I will not be seeing Serenity tonight (Friday night). A possibility is Sunday, though likely I’ll take it in some time later in the week. Wednesday is the likely candidate. Don’t spoil the plot for me.

* I will not be yelling SERENITY NOW at the screen whenever a tense moment occurs in the film. Promise.

That would be Don’t Let Start by They Might Be Giants.

Don’t bother asking why it’s the best song ever. If I knew the why of these sorts of things I’d be off composing popular, too much money to stuff down your trousers sort of music instead of what I actually find myself doing, which is tapping out online nonsense to try and hold off the emptiness and despair.

Anyway, sixth on the best song ever list: Prevenge, ibid. In addition, They’ll Need a Crane is somewhere in the double-digits.

Can you tell I’m listening to my TMBG collection while sitting at the computer tonight?

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