Stuff and things.

My problem is apparently that I haven't been drinking milk. That and a few decades of training and I can be a dark avenger of the night, too. Or you know, I could just look at this for awhile. (It is a great interview, though. I'm sure to be buying a copy... Y'know. For the articles.) We're really starting to gear up not that Indy is out of the way. The only other huge thing between now and The Dark Knight time is WALL-E and they're not competition for each other.

Patrick Swayze says he is responding well to treatment for pancreatic cancer, which is awesome.

A letter from the location manager of DreamWorks/Paramount Pictures' Transformers 2 has gone out to Bethlehem, Pennsylvania residents saying that the sequel will be shooting at the former Bethlehem Steel site at 511 E Third Street on June 2-4 from approximately 4pm to 7am on all three dates.

Memorial Day has given Britain’s Sky TV a new episode of “Battlestar Galactica” a few days ahead of us here in the US. There are reviews out there. Beware!

AFTRA has reached a tentative agreement with the AMPTP for a new primetime television contract. This is a good thing but we still have no SAG agreement.

Want a sweet Return of the Jedi poster for a good cause?

Patrick Fugit (he was in Saved!) and Michael Angarano (in Sky High) are apparently the front runner to fill Tobey Maguire's webshooters as Spider-Man 4 lurches toward production.

Playing connect the dots with the Marvel Studios movies? You may want to pay attention to the opening-credits sequence of The Incredible Hulk. If you do, you’ll supposedly be able to catch glimpses of the words “SHIELD,” “Nick Fury” and “Doc Samson”.

Justice League is stalled out (thank goodness) but a Green Lantern movie seems to be pushing forward again. “Whatever free time I have left is pretty much thinking about Green Lantern,” writer/director Greg Berlanti says in a profile on Out.com. “That’s all I’ve got time for mentally right now.” He's one of the co-writers on the movie.

There are a small bunch of Star Trek spoilers over here if you must know what is going on with that movie.

Hrmmm. I should keep up with this.

Saturday was a quick 40 minutes on the eliptical machine instead of a trainer workout because I had to get back home to pack up and run, run, run to the gorge with Sean for Sasquatch. Man, that was hard. Part of it was that it was just elipticals and I get that now but it was easier to manage time and keep my heart rate where I wanted it doing that.

Last night was hard, partially because I pushed myself super hard. Stairs suck, suck, suck but I pushed myself to do them faster than I did last time. They're just stairs, damnit. They will not defeat me. I won't let them. Just 180 stairs up and 180 stairs down. (18 up, you see...) We're starting to work on different machines and that I can do. I can do that all day long at the weights we're at. That stuff doesn't get to me nearly as much. The last bit of elipticals at the end was hard. I hit that wall again. The orange before working out helps and it helps A LOT. Thank you all for the idea but when I hit that wall, it still sucks. I hit it later and that is a blessing and a curse. There is a mental fog that comes with it, which actually helps me go for longer but it is something of a danger to be walking around a gym only sort of paying attention.

I should get on a scale.

I don't know if I'm up to that yet.

I'm starting to notice that I want to go to the gym about the same amount that I don't want to know. This is an improvement as it used to be I didn't want to go at all but I had an appointment and that is like a promise and so I had to go. Maybe I'll get to a point where I actually want to go. Hard to say at this point but I can sort of believe that that point is out there somewhere.

I also need to investigate why I want to breakdown and cry when our trainer starts talking about 'doing this for yourselves' and 'reclaiming our lives'. There is a big tangle of mess there in my head and I don't know if I'm up to trying to untangle it right now. I have a feeling this is another angle toward the 'end up a crazy old cat lady' issue and all that waits under the surface there. As well as the wonderful sabotaging fear of success.

Awesome.

Grumpy bunny girl shall cheer me up. Look, she's so cute when she's grumpy.

Good game

Good game, Penguins.

I still say Wings in 6.