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wow, a lot's happened in the last few weeks.
first of all, borrowing from a friend:
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2003250512_spainmodels09.html
a fashion show in Madrid, Spain turned away models that were unhealthily thin according to the BMI. "Del Pozo said this was the first time skinny models have been snubbed at a major international fashion show." next time, interested parties should show up with their official "shut up, skinny girl" t-shirts. :-)
personal news? i'm still remarkably tired and trying to sleep a lot. sometimes i have to force myself to keep sleeping, just because i know i need it. my bedtime has been 10pm for the last week or so.
tonight i stayed up late reading harry potter, which happens. don't know what i'll have to read now... well, keith let me borrow a few books, but i need to let myself rest before starting something new. it would be silly to start immediately with a new book when i have no god-damn conclusion to the last one. after keith's books, which are very much fantasy novels, i might try another gregory maguire book or go back and rediscover my childhood (which often seems to have disappeared) with some children's novels. suggestions?
first of all, borrowing from a friend:
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2003250512_spainmodels09.html
a fashion show in Madrid, Spain turned away models that were unhealthily thin according to the BMI. "Del Pozo said this was the first time skinny models have been snubbed at a major international fashion show." next time, interested parties should show up with their official "shut up, skinny girl" t-shirts. :-)
personal news? i'm still remarkably tired and trying to sleep a lot. sometimes i have to force myself to keep sleeping, just because i know i need it. my bedtime has been 10pm for the last week or so.
tonight i stayed up late reading harry potter, which happens. don't know what i'll have to read now... well, keith let me borrow a few books, but i need to let myself rest before starting something new. it would be silly to start immediately with a new book when i have no god-damn conclusion to the last one. after keith's books, which are very much fantasy novels, i might try another gregory maguire book or go back and rediscover my childhood (which often seems to have disappeared) with some children's novels. suggestions?