I just watched the season premiere episode of the Nancy Drew reboot. I didn’t really know what to expect. I will share a secret with you. I never read the Nancy Drew stories as a kid. Or, at least I have no recollection of that. I read a lot of books as a kid as books allowed me a way to escape some of the harsh realities growing up poor. But, Nancy Drew just wasn’t one of those book series I read. How about this for insight? Catcher in the Rye was one of my favorite books. Anyway, as such I had no expectations for this new television show. Twenty minutes into the show, I decided to look up the online reviews and was shocked at the intense hatred some people expressed about Nancy Drew. I’m not too sure I have ever hated a show as much as some of these people.
Well, the show is on the CW network and Nancy Drew is a sexually active, grieving angsty young adult living in an apparent supernatural world. I take it that’s not her past profile. But its 2019. I decided to watch the whole episode. And, while not completely enamored, I didn’t have a visceral hate reaction. I will, for sure, watch the next episode. I’m a little intrigued to see where this goes. Look, the first Buffy the Vampire episode wasnt great but it ended up being the best television show ever (at least for me). Thus, I like to keep an open mind and viewing eye.
But, believe it or not, I’m not here to review the show. I know you wouldn’t get that impression from my rather ling digression. Instead, I’m here to be mysterious and provide no answers just like the Nancy Drew reboot.
I’ve been thinking of the phrase “sixty new ice” repeatedly for the last two days. It’s not a song lyric or a phrase from a novel. Or at least I don’t believe it to be. Each word in that phrase has a different meaning to me and each symbolizes a hope for the end of the year. Only I know what it means, but several others know of these three bits of hope I have before this year comes to an end. All three would set into motion different paths. And, one more so than the others. And, none will be easy. All require some planning and introspection. All, require me to be actively engaged. I have to put the effort in. I have to solve a few mysteries in my own life. But unlike Nancy Drew, hopefully no ghosts.
Categories: Culture, current events, Psychology, society, TV
Never heard that expression. What does it mean?
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Its a mystery 😉
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Oh.. i Love CoLoRinG
RaNDoM WordS And
LeTTeRS With New
Meanings a Star Trek
Adventure of Painting
ReaLiTy NeW With
No End EXCiTiNG
And Fresh
With no End
ETeRNaLLY
Now FlavorFull
My own Recipe
For Heaven
At Best and
Impossible
To Sell with
No Worries
Of Copyrights
For as We know
No one Can Do
Alice In Wonderland
But one Artist.. so
‘Sixty New Ice’ is my
Wife’s Bet with me
That i won’t turn
My Pony Keg
Into A Healthy
Horse Six-Pack by
When i reach 60
In 2020 on 6.6.60
Oh Lord all
This typing
So Far
From
Sixty New Ice Now
For me at least
Imagination
Is Beyond
All Human
Measure Beyond
All infinity a
Mushroom Trip
With no Mushrooms
At all Jabawoookie
Is
Calling
Calling
Howling in
The Pale Hunter
Full Moon Light
Dancing With The
Devil Saints Angels
Just For Fun the
Paintings
We
All Co-Create
The Energy
Of Life
All the Living
Colors of Gotham
Come
Back in
Batman Blue SKeYes
True however
We Paint
The Asylum now🥶😊
Great Movie
By the way rarely
Go to any movie
But your review
Inspired me to
Go haha these
Are the only
Royalties i have
To share thanks
For the inspiration..:)
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I did read Nancy Drew when I was a youngster. Just made sure nobody else saw me doing it.
For those who liked the earlier incarnation, I can understand they’d be shocked. If of a conservative mindset about such things, they would hate it.
The original Nancy Drew was not a girl on her good behavior. Not in a sexual sense of course but definitely a teenage girl with an attitude. At some point the books got shorter and she became more of the “ideal” teenage girl plus lots of smarts and courage. I haven’t seen any since the late 60s but I suspect she evolved slowly to match the times.
However what you describe is quite a change.
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