Nom Nom Paleo. Unraveling the Mysteries of "Lost": Was it Worth It? | AlwaysWatching.net. Yes, it was worth it. It was worth it in the sense that, if you've been watching and enjoying the show for the past six years, you were part of an experience that engaged the audience in a way that no other TV show has done before. The sixth season may have been the one to show viewers the light (literally), but that doesn't negate the thrill and intrigue that came with watching the story unfold in seasons prior. But asking "Was it worth it? " is different than asking "Is it a good show? " I fear the answer to that question isn't nearly as encouraging.
Some may not believe this to be the case. Alas, denial is only the first stage in the grief cycle. Is not like other TV shows. When it comes to TV and film, audiences are always quick to question anything that breaks suspension of disbelief. , though, is unique in that it managed to retain its popularity without ever establishing a consistent internal logic. And what is that context, exactly?
Here it is - the mystery behind revealed: "Yup. " A Vacation Remembered. I've been home from Spain for two weeks now. I'm not sure why I haven't written this blog post yet. It might be because of the mountain of stress I immediately felt upon returning to work. It's like all of the stress I shed in Spain was just sitting on my desk, waiting for me. Budget cuts and the fallout of that have caused immense speculation and worry over who will lose their jobs, and what we will and will not be able to purchase for next year.
The unknown is stressful. Or, this post may have taken me so long to write because, well. . . I've been down since returning from Spain. But as I type this, I know that the real reason I haven't written this post yet is because I'm still processing the trip. As I sit here, watching it snow on the day that was going to be my first day back in the canyon. I hope this picture essay will do. Spain and back again. Danielwoods.us. » Most Popular Posts. YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS < we saw this and thought of you >