Impatient for a rendezvous with Tristan, Isolde believes that the party is far off, but Brangäne cautions her about spies, particularly Melot, a jealous knight whom she has noticed watching Tristan.
I've noticed while watching Haleb recently: only Hanna mentions lovey dovey statements like "I Love you," "I'm so happy," etc, and I think it's interesting.
I've noticed the same phenomenon watching kids being interviewed on, say, Marrying Mum and Dad or Young Apprentice.
These spots emphasize things I've noticed about the Watch so far, namely that it's going to work best when it organically insinuates itself into your life, rather than when you 'force' yourself to play with apps.
I've noticed J starting to people-watch from his bedroom window, observing the pedestrians on the street.
I'm not sure what it is about my generation, exactly, but I've noticed a weird trend to watch or listen to "informative", Horrible History-style things for adults rather than actually think.
I've noticed myself checking my watch versus whipping out my phone and, thanks to the solid notifications, I can spend more time looking up rather than rooting though apps only to find out that an email wasn't what I thought it was.
As I've gone back to re-watch forgotten episodes, I've noticed a depth I never recognized before.
Watching the news coverage, I've noticed a common scene.
If I've noticed any sort of trend in the wearables space it's that watches now look like watches.
