Period Drama or Period Procedural?

Amazon Prime is a beautiful thing. Especially when you discover they have the complete series of Cadfael and the fifth season of Murdoch Mysteries. Unfortunately those new episodes don't last very long. However to my delight I discovered Amazon also has some very choice period drama as well. I've already blown through Emma and am determined to watch Little Dorrit next. 

In other news I discovered Spotify this week. I now have playlist mania. At any rate I can now listen to Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites while reading Say I love You (Suki-tte Ii na yo) by Hazuki Kanae without the computer glitching up. I was also elated to find that they have the Murdoch Mysteries soundtrack.

My sister and I have also been catching up on The New Prince of Tennis anime. We are half way through episode seven. I cannot express how wonderful it is to see our favorite characters in action again and here all  of the awesome seiyuus. 

On a spooky note, October is here! Which means Halloween is just around the corner! 

This calls for a Hammer Horror movie marathon.

And I'm out of things to write about.

I apologize for my lack of creativity.

Bai-bai.

Uhh I'm Really Bad At Titles

So my little sister Amanda left for After Hours camp yesterday. I actually cried in the car on the way home. Apparently after being home-schooled all your life and really only having your sister to talk to, leads to separation anxiety.

Anyway I went to the movies with my mother tonight and saw Captain America: The First Avenger. Loved it. Loved Chris Evans performance. Loved seeing J.J. Feild on the big screen. LOVED seeing Richard Armitage play a Nazi bad guy.
Yay for J.J. and Richard! I love seeing my period drama guys on the big screen.
I absolutely cannot wait to see Richard Armitage portray Thorin Oakenshield in The Hobbit.

Moving on, I was informed by my mother that while my sister is away we will be invading her junk heap of a room and clearing it out. Please pray for me. I'll be very lucky if I make it back from the front lines.

Ahh well what can I say.
Yours truly,
Miss Esther Romaine