I have no words...
... well, I do have some, but mostly pictures. Especially since I've been cleaning up my computer.
I found a photo of myself that I quite liked (I'm on the right)
Also, I cleaned up and uploaded some of my photos of Saint Petersburg: http://picasaweb.google.ru/taelle/StPetersburg
And in case anybody is, like me, in a slightly foxy mood, foxes can be found here - http://community.livejournal.com/fox_pics/. It's a Russian community, but you don't need to know a language to enjoy fox photos, really.
Greenfield Spring Melody tea is the strangest thing: I drink it hot, and still there's an impression of coolness. I guess it's mint that does it.
And in the department of words, I'm reading Trollope's The Way We Live Now (which I found a sale of Wordsworth Classics: it's the only Trollope I own, I only read several Barchestershire novels in the library. Somehow the Wordsworth Classics and Penguins that come our way rarely include stuff I want to read, like Trollope for example). I only started it, so can't say much, but it's Trollope's tone of voice that gets me every time.
(Oh, by the way, my mother bought a BBC Wives and Daughters miniseries and fell in love with it. I haven't watched it yet - I'm not a very film-oriented person - but I think I will. And mother now wants the OST for it, and I am not sure where to get it...)
I found a photo of myself that I quite liked (I'm on the right)
Also, I cleaned up and uploaded some of my photos of Saint Petersburg: http://picasaweb.google.ru/taelle/StPetersburg
And in case anybody is, like me, in a slightly foxy mood, foxes can be found here - http://community.livejournal.com/fox_pics/. It's a Russian community, but you don't need to know a language to enjoy fox photos, really.
Greenfield Spring Melody tea is the strangest thing: I drink it hot, and still there's an impression of coolness. I guess it's mint that does it.
And in the department of words, I'm reading Trollope's The Way We Live Now (which I found a sale of Wordsworth Classics: it's the only Trollope I own, I only read several Barchestershire novels in the library. Somehow the Wordsworth Classics and Penguins that come our way rarely include stuff I want to read, like Trollope for example). I only started it, so can't say much, but it's Trollope's tone of voice that gets me every time.
(Oh, by the way, my mother bought a BBC Wives and Daughters miniseries and fell in love with it. I haven't watched it yet - I'm not a very film-oriented person - but I think I will. And mother now wants the OST for it, and I am not sure where to get it...)