Slowing down even more....
I had surgery last week which put me out of commission for just about the entire week. As I'm a list making, get things done fool, this really has me antisy to get back to finishing things. Especially with writing a book and edits and marketing on my to do list. (A Deadly Brew releases next Tuesday. I hope you're looking forward to this peek into South Cove holiday life.) Since I'm not able to sit at my computer and work 8-12 hours a day, I've been thinking. And reading. And watching television. And napping. And slowing down. It's an odd feeling, not having to be anywhere at any time. I nap when I'm tired. I eat when I'm hungry or feeling peckish. And I read when I want to. I finished Slash Your Retirement Risk by Chris Cook yesterday and the clear, non-fiction style helped me focus again. Today, I have a cozy mystery on my pile that I've been wanting to read for a while. And of course, there's a recent Stephen King sitting and waiting for me. Not much to report, just checking in. I have found I adore watching series television, mostly because I can check in with well loved characters. I've stayed away from Bull, not knowing who Tony would be in the story, but I still see the sparkle in the actor and the character. What's on your plate this week?
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I didn't realize it was based on Dr. Phil. Thanks for the info!
Yes, Dr. Bull is supposed to be a Dr Phil type. When they concentrate on that aspect & the mock juries they have it's quite interesting. Hope you're back to yourself soon.
I think most actors on huge hits take time off after they leave because they become so identified with their character. I think it's a credit to Michael Weatherly's talent that you don't think about DiNozzo at all. I loved DiNozzo, & Dr. Bull is nothing like him, but Michael is excellent in both roles.
The premise of the show & the ways they turn jurors around is quite interesting.