• 8Apr 09

  Exactly 3 years + new show guide

  I know, I already blogged about my three years here, but today is the exact day and something amazing happened I got a new editorship

  

  Mr. Merlin is a very 80s shows in which Barnard Hughes plays the wizard Merlin who's now living in San Francisco and has to take an apprentice Zac, played by Clark Brandon.

  Since I've always loved wizards and magic, this show was always a great favourite and I looked for it for years and finally managed to find it The guide was pretty empty so I've been adding cast, crew and ep summaries and managed to become its editor, yay

  I'm about halfway so still have to add a bit, so it looks like I'm submitting again, hehe

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  • Posted Apr 8, 2009 9:41 pm PT
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• 2Apr 09

  Almost three years + almost one year + a new level

  Yes yes, I'm still alive. I realised I'd better post a blog now or I'd postpone it again.
  I've been a member here almost 3 years. I registered on April 9, 2006. So, one week to go to my third anniversary here. YAY.
  
  Even though I don't really post regular blogs anymore and spend less time here than during my first two years here, I still like the site and the people. Despite the bugs and the hiccups, there's still a lot of information on this site. Some is now more hidden than in the old days LOL but most of it is still there, which is why I'm still a regular visitor.
  
  Visitor or active participant aside, I still managed to reach a new level, I've been a Commander in Chief for about a week now (see what I mean about postponing the writing of blogs) and I like it, it sounds very important, hehe. My last promotion was on 15 May 2008, so it's taken me almost one year to reach this new level and since it only becomes harder to gain levels, I dread to think how long it will take me to reach level 54, still I'm already 2 percent there.
  
  I also want to congratulate Fanklloyd on becoming the editor of The Onedin Line. A hard-working TU (harder working than me at least) who easily passed my CPs and deserves to be the show's editor!
  
  Remember, even though I don't really post a lot anymore, I still visit the site and read blogs.
  
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  • Posted Apr 2, 2009 1:23 am PT
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• 29Jul 08

  Holy Submission Queue, Batman

  I logged on earlier today and found out I had 61 submissions in my queue!! That is a lot, I don't know about other people but I've never had so many subs to moderate. 61 subs, all for the same show, all from the same person. Fortunately, most were minor edits that could be moderated without having to watch the DVD, because then I'd have to do them at the weekend

  Still, a bit of work in this heat. 28 Degrees Celsius now, expected to be over 30 later on and despite rain, thunder and lightning, it's not expected to cool down much. I don't mind the heat, it's the humidity that's hard to bear. An office with no aircon either I've already told people, it's probably going to cool down when my holidays start which is on Friday I've been trying to decide where to go, or even , whether to go. The problem with me is, I never know what I want... I've already booked a few days in London later on in August, but what to do during the first week ? I do know I want to stay in Germany (because it's cheaper LOL ) so I'll just plan to drive somewhere ???? On the plus side, there are much worse problems than not knowing where to go

  I want to the cinema and saw a Dutch movie Letter for the King (Dutch link), which is based on my all-time favourite children's book. The movie was quite good too at least they didn't change too much

  As for tv watching, only the regulars, My Boys, Flashpoint, Weeds

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  • Posted Jul 29, 2008 4:12 am PT
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