What's art and what's not art is subjective and rather arbitrary in this day and age.

@Shark: Hey shark! WOw you avatar is like the epitome of kawaii. How's you?

Weather's shit here for the third day in a row.
I watched season 3 of Broadchurch and had nightmares so I'm tired... :| Maybe it's also the weather.

@Shark: It's not scary than it is just emotionally... intense? It's a criminal investigation series "with a soul" set in a rural region called Broadchurch in England. You might have heard of its America adaptation, Gracepoint. I personally prefer Broadchurch.
Each season has a different "main case". The first two are related and the third one is completely new. It's very gripping. Every episode ends with a new clue, so you can imagine why I need to binge watch the entire season.

@Shark: I really like those shows too. Recently I discovered that it eixisted as a genre and started watching Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries.
Maybe I'll like The Killing too. I'll check it out! :D

@Shark: Well you might not like Miss Fisher's Murder Mystery then, it's a little slow and very um, happy. You don't need a huge attention span to enjoy Broadchurch, imo. But I wouldn't know because I tend to focus on one thing pretty well.

Sorry I haven't read any good books lately. The most gloomy book I remember reading was Wuthering Heights. lol. And Faulkner's Wild Palms. Not sure if you'd like them. Might even have already read them.

@Shark: Those two are quite gloomy. They might be a good start. I think Faulkner is easier to read and less annoying.

@Shark: I remember you mentioning going for a walk. Did you end up going?

@Shark: Haha. Well, you have chances every day. xD