3D? Yeah Right

Thankfully, the rug burn on the backside of my leg has healed. Don't laugh... you do remember when I told you about when I fell downstairs about a week ago right? You still laughing huh? Stop laughing. No really, stop. It has been itching so I know whenever something itches it has healed or is healing. The vitamin E and A&D ointment helped speed up that process.

JT and I had a chance to watch the 3D version of Medium, which originally aired on November 21. Of course we had it taped on TiVo. JT was so thoughtful to remember and buy the TV Guides that had the 3D glasses. As we sat down to watch the episode, we felt like two bouncy and overly excited children when we ripped apart the glasses from the perforated sheets. I had no doubt that JT would make the event into a competition... and he still won, but I wanted to make sure my glasses didn't rip so I took my time. Yeah, I'm sticking to that story. I don't know why, but I thought that the entire episode was going to be in 3D. Instead, when the 3D logo appeared in the top left corner of the screen, this meant that a 3D scene was upcoming so put your glasses on. There were only two really good scenes in which an object appeared to be really coming out at you. One occurred when a guy (who will nameless so I don't spoil it for anyone) threw a butcher knife at someone's back. Now of course this was nothing like watching Jaws in 3D when I was just a seedling and JT claims that King Kong was in 3D as well. I didn't get scared at all when the knife flew into her back... I didn't even flinch. But at least we knew the glasses worked. Overall, I enjoyed the kiddy-like excitement from JT and I and the episode was fairly decent.

The weather was ass-backwards today, starting off at 51 degrees in the morning and I think in the evening hitting in the low 30s. That's St. Louis weather for you.