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I’ve been watching the whole six episodes of Sherlock for two rounds in the past three days. It is healthy, isn’t it?
Sincerely,
Putdar.
Whenever I watch him saying goodbye to his family, I feel like I’m stealing him; like demanding him to choose between me and his family. He took me to his family house today, but he could only stay for a few hours just because I couldn’t stay. He left his family only to bring me back to mine.
And what did I do yesterday? I yelled at him just because he used my laptop for Facebook-ing.
What the hell, Putdar?
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Last week, I was very surprised to read the news that Sherlock Holmes died. He jumped from the roof of the St Bartholomew’s Hospital after being reported as a fraud by the media. There is no way that he was a fake. It was Richard Brook who was a fake. Brook was the real Moriarty. He played a trick on the media. All that he said was a big, nasty lie.
I believe in Sherlock Holmes. Moriarty was real and Richard Brook was a fraud. If you’re with me, please join the tribute campaign.
Sincerely,
Putdar.
Whenever I find out that my favourite song is covered by other artists, I usually go to YouTube to listen to the cover version. The same happens whenever I find out that my favourite song is, in fact, a cover (as happened in She & Him’s Ridin’ in My Car, which turned out to originally be NRBQ’s song; and Meaghan Smith’s Here Comes Your Man turned out to originally be Pixies’).
I first listened to No One’s Gonna Love You by Band of Horses in a mixtape I got from Kaelah. I instantly fell in love with it. Months later, I found out that the song was covered by Cee Lo Green. I searched YouTube for the song and it turns out that each version has its own official music video. I personally like the original version of the song, but I have to say that I like Cee Lo Green’s video much better. It tells a story of a couple in a road trip after being kicked out from their house, while Band of Horses’ version only shows a footage of the band playing in a show plus their daily life (including brushing teeth, showering, drinking, sleeping, and smashing bottles on each other’s head). What’s your say?
Sincerely,
Putdar.
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“The greatest feeling of being a blogger is when you receive heartful comments/emails from your readers.”
I put this sentence as a status in The Nerdy Elephant’s Facebook fan page on Monday. This is exactly what I’m feeling. Lately, my phone’s been ringing every now and then, indicating that I’ve got new emails. They’re all blog comments. I can’t find the right way to say how I really love getting comments and emails from you. I’ve been feeling a little bit distressed in blogging, but your comments help a lot. Thank you for sticking with me through the thick and thin. Thank you for visiting my blog. Thank you for following. Thank you for your encouraging comments. I love you guys very much.
Sincerely,
Putdar.