quit holding out and draw another breath
today on my walk i saw:
a triple-decker flying a large french flag
a jeep with a tire cover over the spare that said "you are amazing"
the requisite cute dogs
and yesterday i saw
they were in someone's tiny front yard, but i don't think the tiny front yard was producing actual produce. but aren't they cute?
and the landlady's granddaughter returned engines of this broken world (halfshellvenus! she really liked it!) and loaned me let me in (which the movie let the right one in was based on), something called boy's life by robert mccammon who i never heard of, and house of leaves which she suggested i not read before bed. i warned her it might be a while before i get to them, because it is taking forever to read wolf hall. it's oddly slow going. still liking it, tho. can't stand anne boleyn, but i don't think she's supposed to be a sympathetic character.
day 16: a song that's a classic favorite - the clash, london calling
a triple-decker flying a large french flag
a jeep with a tire cover over the spare that said "you are amazing"
the requisite cute dogs
and yesterday i saw
they were in someone's tiny front yard, but i don't think the tiny front yard was producing actual produce. but aren't they cute?
and the landlady's granddaughter returned engines of this broken world (halfshellvenus! she really liked it!) and loaned me let me in (which the movie let the right one in was based on), something called boy's life by robert mccammon who i never heard of, and house of leaves which she suggested i not read before bed. i warned her it might be a while before i get to them, because it is taking forever to read wolf hall. it's oddly slow going. still liking it, tho. can't stand anne boleyn, but i don't think she's supposed to be a sympathetic character.
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