Is it time to turn off leechblock yet?
^^
I'm so going to regret it, but I've read so much, omg. Re-reading Virginia Woolf was a pleasure, and Marie Luise Kaschnitz was a great discovery, and also Kiran Desai - although reading her is a bit weird; she writes so prettily, and then suddenly there's this completely out of the blue awkward phrase of awkwardness. Needs an editor? Or IDEK.
My BFF in Shiogama, Miyagi didn't get her house destroyed by the tsunami (omg I was so worries T__T), am sending her a tiny mountain of chocolate today ^^. Maybe I should divide it into a couple of packages, the post seems to be a bit wacky still.
Hopefully, the aftershocks will not get any worse. Seriously, I'd just make her come over here if I could, with her family, and make her live here until it's all over ;_;
But it's spring and omg so pretty, so pretty.
PS. Unlike in Germany, LJ can actually see the street where I live. SO CREEPY
I'm so going to regret it, but I've read so much, omg. Re-reading Virginia Woolf was a pleasure, and Marie Luise Kaschnitz was a great discovery, and also Kiran Desai - although reading her is a bit weird; she writes so prettily, and then suddenly there's this completely out of the blue awkward phrase of awkwardness. Needs an editor? Or IDEK.
My BFF in Shiogama, Miyagi didn't get her house destroyed by the tsunami (omg I was so worries T__T), am sending her a tiny mountain of chocolate today ^^. Maybe I should divide it into a couple of packages, the post seems to be a bit wacky still.
Hopefully, the aftershocks will not get any worse. Seriously, I'd just make her come over here if I could, with her family, and make her live here until it's all over ;_;
But it's spring and omg so pretty, so pretty.
PS. Unlike in Germany, LJ can actually see the street where I live. SO CREEPY