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Today Is Another Day

Thu Jun 18 08:35:39 AM MDT 2026 Today is simply a day, what more do you want from it? I’m not sure. It will be whatever it will be and there’s nothing else that can matter because of it. We have to accept everything that comes from today and don’t worry about what tomorrow will bring. Today will never come again. The past is the past for a reason. It will never cease to exist. The past will forever be the past and we cannot overcome that. It isn’t a curse or anything, but a common foe that we must try and overcome. This life will be whatever it wants to be. It will turn out the way it’s meant to turn out. I don’t have a clue how either of those statements work, they just do. So it will always be whatever it wants to be. We don’t have a choice in the matter. Life will come and life will go, it won’t make a difference if it happens today or tomorrow. It will always take place and happen.
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Caprica on TV

So, I watched the second episode of Caprica today, after it aired on Friday.

Interesting, very interesting episode. Can't wait till more episodes come out.

I'm not sure if I would out my dead daughter as being a terrorist in front of a huge crowd or national tv without knowing or finding out more answers first. Yeah, probably a bad mistake on the mother's part. Oh well, it's all good... makes for more interesting TV for sure.

As a side note: BSG is available at wal-mart for $17.00... talk about a good time there!

Love how they show Zoe as both the machine and the human. Helps keep things real.

Anywho, can't wait till next week to see what happens next in the world of Caprica.
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