And yes, because the term "Limbo" is in the Subject, we have to use the Itsuki picture.
In the last two days I believe we've gotten about six inches of snow. And it's sleeting tonight.
And you know what the one BIG thing I forgot at the dorm was? Snow boots. Believe me, I tried breaking back in on Sunday before leaving KC. Oh well, one of my
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"Abu" is Arabic for "father," I know. Though if River should know any Arabic it ought to be "Intifada" ("shaking off") for all the times I've said it (the First Intifada was the case study I used in a paper on Palestinian nationalism for my Middle Eastern class).
Last of the Wine's pretty good so far. Yesterday I read a chapter where our protagonist befriends a bath house slave who slips off to listen to Sokrates when he can. By the end of the chapter some affluent guy in their circle buys his freedom. The chapter ends saying that when Phaedo (the freed prostitute) mingled with former clients, he "was strict in not giving them away, saying that every trade has its ethic. But sometimes, when a self-important citizen was holding forth in the Agora, condemning foreign luxury or wondering what young men were coming to, I saw Phaedo watching with irony in his dark eye." XP
The Rolling Stones did "Sympathy for the Devil." I'm not a big fan of them, I think they're overrated, but I do like that one song a lot.
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I want a Middle Eastern class. *is jealous* I almost got one this coming semester, but I couldn't fit it.
PHAEDO KNOWS WHAT YOU GOT HIM FOR CHRISTMAS, is all I can say.
Ooh. Oops. I thought I'd seen Guns N' Roses in connection with "SftD". Ah well. I don't actually know either of the groups at all, so I can't pass judgment, but I am very fond of that one song. Kind of just because it was at the end of IwtV, yeah, but also because it's an interesting song.
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