u/ebietoo

And was surprised by how good it was. I’d been put off by the first few episodes so I started with Ep. 4. The characters and sets and writing really drew me in.
I’d watched Multiverse of Madness the day before and felt no sympathy for Wanda, but after the show I felt her pain a lot more, and the complexity of her love for Vision.
And now I know who the White Vision is, and understand Agatha Harkness better than I did from “Agatha All Along”.
Plus, Agent Woo! Good stuff.

I noticed yesterday that I was losing edits on my novel (in a Word docx file) and thought it might be due to the fact that I sleep my machine a lot instead of shutting it down. Last night I shut it down instead of sleeping it, and no edits were missing from my file trhis morning. Coincidence, or have I identified and corrected the problem?

Only explanation I saw was he "got a new barber". New guy looks tougher, which is probably good, but I was just wondering (whether it's in-story or BTS).

Maybe I napped and missed it, but the only explanation I heard was he "went to a different barber". New guy looks tougher, which is probably good. But I'm just wondering.

I’m rewatching the Echo spotlight show about Maya Lopez and wondered what truth there was to the show’s claim that the first Choctaw people came out of underground caves, led by the strong leader Chafa. I’m mostly interested in the caves, it’s so intense. Anyone know how true it is to Choctaw legend?