u/ClearlyConflicted

It’s crazy how a show made almost 15 years ago was so accurate with its predictions. Be it an all-seeing AI, or whistleblowers against the government angle (they did the Snowden incident before the actual thing).

Not to mention the absolute badassery of Jim Caviezel and the terrific acting by Michael Emerson, this show is still an all-time favorite for me. How many of you have watched it?

Maid celebrating Sundays. Bored of Swiggying. Toh socha chalo thoda revision kar lete hain.

However, rice got overcooked. Paneer cubes jal gaye thode. But taste was ok so all ends well I guess. I feel I’ll need to cook more regularly though, because I’m getting rusty without practice 🥲

Bought the complete edition on a whim at a bookstore this February. And after 4 months of reading which started casually, then turned furious, and yet casual again (because I didn’t want it to end), I finally understand what the hype was all about !

The beautifully vivid descriptions of the Fellowship’s journey almost makes you feel like you’re walking with them. Not to mention the four Hobbits are such likeable protagonists that you cannot help but root for them. I usually give away my books to friends and relatives, but this is one trilogy I will definitely be keeping and re-reading :)

Bought the complete edition on a whim at a bookstore this February. And after 4 months of reading which started casually, then turned furious, and yet casual again (because I didn’t want it to end), I finally understand what the hype was all about.

The beautifully vivid descriptions of the Fellowship’s journey almost makes you feel like you’re walking with them. Not to mention the four Hobbits are such likeable protagonists that you cannot help but root for them. I usually give away my books to friends and relatives, but this is one trilogy I will definitely be keeping and re-reading :)

Should I try reading ‘The Hobbit’ later? I’ve heard it has a lighter tone than the main trilogy, but would love to know your thoughts.