Television and sunflower seeds


I have been nibbling these sunflower seeds non-stop. It is one of those snacks that can get you cracking those shells incessantly crazy. The one I got was the roasted and salted one, its really addicting. Its great to eat this when I am watching TV. Its really a good alternative than eating chips.

Speaking of which, my favorite show Mad Men has been delayed this year. I heard it is due to the politics between business and creativity. For the mean time, hubby and I found new shows that we try to watch every free time we have after the little one goes to bed.





(1) Justified - The series starts with US Marshall Raylan (the one with the cowboy hat) was transferred back to his old hometown in Harlan, Kentucky. His return opens up old wounds with his family and friends while facing off with criminal organizations which put him at odds at his old buddy often time nemesis Bo Crowder (the one with the shotgun).

What I love about this show as great writing and sharp conversations. It didn't help that Timothy Olyphant (Raylan) looks all so southern cowboy cool. Maybe its the hat or the gun or both.



(2) The Killing - Another crime drama that would remind you of Law & Order in turtle speed. It is more of an investigation that stretches out for a whole season. What it does is giving the pieces of the puzzle to solve the murder mystery. The detectives above reminds me of Mulder and Scully without the suit.

We are now packing for another long drive to Florida. I am excited since we are stopping again for an overnight stay in Myrtle Beach. We didn't have much anything planned yet but hubby seem to be adamant on bringing our golf clubs and all our beach stuff. I have a couple of excursions planned in Florida hoping to fit in watching a baseball game in Tampa. And will definitely share some photos when we get back.

Comments

Bluegreen Kirk said…
Sunflower seeds are really addicting! I can go through a whole bag in no time. As for as Mad Men I really never followed the show but hear its really good.