Happy birthday to swedish15!!
I know it's already over in Germany, but I wanted to say it again anyway. M'Dear Mister-I-Don't-Want-My-Name-To-Be-Known, I feel extremely lucky of having met you. You're a great guy, with incedible taste in mostly everything, and I wish our fandoms would be the same again, so we could go back to having long philosophical talks about them. :)) Wish you the best. *hugs*
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In other news, I just came back home from flamenco class to be happily spoiled on the SPN 2x14 pics. Yes, THOSE pics. The cool as hell pics that made me OMG GASP IN SURPRISE AND DELIGHT AND THAT HAVE MADE ME ROCK IN MY CHAIR FOR THE LAST TEN MINUTES. Those ones. Waaaah, I'm so psyched up about it!! I'm not terribly excited about this Thursday's ep, but the next one? I'M SO THERE. *flails some more*
Anyway, here are the answers to the lyrics meme. Embarassingly enough, I don't remember the names of two of the songs. *HEADDESK* I know one of them is by Kent, but the other one I've no idea. o_O
Mmm, what else? I started reading Rayuela (Hopscotch) by Julio Cortázar today. It is really wordy but good so far. So far, it reminds me a lot of Travesuras de la niña mala by Mario Vargas Llosa, with the Paris scenery and slightly insane characters. I also finished Lullaby, by Chuck Palahniuk yesterday, and al;sdfkja;lsdkjf. So good. Intricate story, awesome characters and the details in this are wonderful, very much real and just on the border of macabre and morbid. A wonderful read, and I so can't wait to get my paws on the rest of this author's books.
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In other news, I just came back home from flamenco class to be happily spoiled on the SPN 2x14 pics. Yes, THOSE pics. The cool as hell pics that made me OMG GASP IN SURPRISE AND DELIGHT AND THAT HAVE MADE ME ROCK IN MY CHAIR FOR THE LAST TEN MINUTES. Those ones. Waaaah, I'm so psyched up about it!! I'm not terribly excited about this Thursday's ep, but the next one? I'M SO THERE. *flails some more*
Anyway, here are the answers to the lyrics meme. Embarassingly enough, I don't remember the names of two of the songs. *HEADDESK* I know one of them is by Kent, but the other one I've no idea. o_O
Mmm, what else? I started reading Rayuela (Hopscotch) by Julio Cortázar today. It is really wordy but good so far. So far, it reminds me a lot of Travesuras de la niña mala by Mario Vargas Llosa, with the Paris scenery and slightly insane characters. I also finished Lullaby, by Chuck Palahniuk yesterday, and al;sdfkja;lsdkjf. So good. Intricate story, awesome characters and the details in this are wonderful, very much real and just on the border of macabre and morbid. A wonderful read, and I so can't wait to get my paws on the rest of this author's books.