Interactive

Well folks, another day at the new job and I really am pleased. I’m starting to get a little busy now, and I like that, I’m a very in box out box kind of person and that’s exactly what this job is.

Oh, and I just learned I can wear jeans tomorrow.

And that is excellent.

I’ve been reading a lot about Lost in the past half and hour and I have a theory. Not a theory about Lost the exposition,I have no idea what’s going on. I don’t know where they are how or why they are there. I do know one thing, and that is they found the hottest men and women, mostly men, on the planet. And they deserve credit for this. I saw “Shannon” in her Emmy dress and she looked so pretty. I didn’t like her before, but now I kinda do.

Anyway….

The thing I like about Lost is that you have to really WATCH it. You have to pay attention if you want to see the clues. It’s almost interactive.

There was a book when I was little and it was a picture book, very fancy, with words that told some kind of story. And if you found the “clues” and the hints you would be told where you could find a large amount of money. It’s sort of a vague memory of this book that my dad had.

And I remember all of us sitting around this book, determined to find the clues and the money.

Lost reminds me of this somehow, there are clues each show, you must keep your eyes open, different people catch different things and some people just see to damn much to begin with.

But if you kinda blow it off, don’t really watch and start cleaning the kitchen in the middle of it, you’ll never see the cool things you could have if you had attentively watched and paid very close attention.

I like this, it somehow makes the show less breezy, less mind numbing. You have to use your brain to watch Lost, or you’ll miss stuff.

Speaking of using your brain, Soduku puzzles. I messed up my first one. Someone get me a Red Eye.