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30 Days MemeDay 23 ** A YouTube video ( Read more... ) -
happy in a make-believe
Rather unsurprisingly, I am procrastinating on the writing so have decided I need to catch up on all the romance novel reviews.
Gayle Callen I was recced on Visual Bookshelf and found at Dymocks on a day I was so bored that I was desperate for anything. Picked up Never Marry A Stranger and got to the end of the first chapter before I tossed it ( Read more... ) -
you know how i love that stuff
30 Days MemeDay 19 ** A talent of yours ( Read more... ) -
the kindness of god to man
30 Days Meme
Day 18 ** Whatever tickles your fancy
Ah.
Well, since I can't think of anything and have just watched the last Jer film I own which I have not already watched, you get a review of The Disorderly Orderly. Yes, I can already see all the excited faces.
( ... tear out the soul ... ) -
even if i could
Aww, I want a Christmas!Michael icon ( Read more... ) -
oh indeedy dee, I was
So I did ninety per cent of my Christmas shopping today. Bought some lovely wrapping paper and ribbon and little gift cards. Yeah, for the first time in a long while I'm doing the wrapping thing. Even though I am the world's shittiest wrapper. I just got carried away with all the Christmas shopping ( Read more... ) -
i'm the genius behind me, maybe i shouldn't have said it
And finally, another salvo on one more side in the morality of writers debate. From the interview at the end of the book.
( ... quoting John Donne. ) -
these days it's all in the mind
And this I just have to type out in full because, aside from being damned fascinating stuff about linguistics in its own right, articulates (heh) in perfect fabulous detail what I was fumbling towards with my babbling about Jer's use of Yiddish speech rhythms. With added links for the bits I know are on YouTube.
( ... nothing doing, revolution. ) -
and all the love in the world
Omigod, that Chris Fujiwara book was awesome.
To the point of me actually going out and buying two other books with the full intention of reading them in between just so I could slow my devouring because I simply did not want this intense highly intelligent and above all positive immersion in Jerry's films to end ( Read more... )