read
i've started reading again.
and jeanette winterson, as always, spoke right to me:
"Everyone, at some time in their life, must choose whether to stay with a ready-made world that may be safe but which is also limiting, or to push forward, often past the frontiers of commonsense, into a personal place, unknown and untried."
- Introduction to Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit
that's exactly what my struggle is.
for what it's worth, i will never forgive the asshole who nicked my The End of The Affair - the National Library Board's actually. Ok. if he/she/it returns it, maybe i will.
and jeanette winterson, as always, spoke right to me:
"Everyone, at some time in their life, must choose whether to stay with a ready-made world that may be safe but which is also limiting, or to push forward, often past the frontiers of commonsense, into a personal place, unknown and untried."
- Introduction to Oranges Are Not The Only Fruit
that's exactly what my struggle is.
for what it's worth, i will never forgive the asshole who nicked my The End of The Affair - the National Library Board's actually. Ok. if he/she/it returns it, maybe i will.