I wandered lonely as a cloud

Feb 23, 2011 20:14

That floats on high o'er vales and hills,
When all at once I saw a crowd,
A host, of golden daffodils;
Beside the lake, beneath the trees,
Fluttering and dancing in the breeze.
-- William Wordsworth, "Daffodils", 1804I am looking forward to the coming of spring. I love check for changes each day in the garden, and watch bulbs send green shoots ( Read more... )

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satakieli February 24 2011, 13:54:56 UTC
It's nice to hear from you again! It sounds like you're doing well ( ... )

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kayselkiemoon February 24 2011, 23:25:25 UTC
Nice to hear from you, too ( ... )

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olivia_cochrane February 26 2011, 22:50:57 UTC
Hey, I'm also very happy for the end of February to come. It is unbelievably freezing here. Not that I'd get much sympathy from you on that point :) I do not want to think about how cold it is up north.

Which is why I think you should visit me, instead of the other way around! Whenever you have time, of course. I, being without a job right now, have time anytime.

I don't really know about notes in margins; I never really did that until college, I guess because it always seemed like misbehaving, and I never did that when I was young :) But you can do notes on the Kindle, or highlights. Not drawings. But maybe ipads or their descendants can, I don't know. The point is that technology is moving so fast that you never know what they'll make possible.

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kayselkiemoon February 27 2011, 20:51:44 UTC
I would love to visit you. There may not be a good time for me before my semester ends on May 7, simply because at present I am still working to learn how to balance my workload throughout the week so that I don't end up slammed up against deadlines. I got really lazy in my habits when I didn't have to get anything done (in a concrete fashion) during the hours of the day I wasn't at work. Now that I have deadlines for getting readings, discussion board work and things like papers accomplished, I need to straighten out!

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olivia_cochrane February 28 2011, 04:04:09 UTC
That makes sense. It's hard to force yourself to get into a grind all of a sudden. I need to do it with job-hunting :)

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kayselkiemoon February 28 2011, 16:41:12 UTC
I need to do it with job-hunting

You have my sympathies. Job hunting is so easy to want to put off because it so stressful/depressing.

On a side note, I'm sitting here listening to the Old Blind Dog's latest cd, which came out last September. Have you heard it?

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timeripple February 28 2011, 15:05:46 UTC
Kateness! *glomp* If you ever have occasion to visit the main Simmons campus in Boston, let me know! Are you coming to Vericon? Have you read the new Robin McKinley? We should talk about bookselling!

*backs off*

Okay, what I mean is, I'm really happy to hear from you! :D

Re: marginalia. I don't write in books themselves, but I do write all over photocopied class readings and things like that. Which sometimes means that my scribblings compete or engage with pre-existing marginalia...

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kayselkiemoon February 28 2011, 16:38:40 UTC
Man!!! - everything and its brother is happening that weekend, feels like. I have a paper due Sat 3/19, and an online lecture/discussion for that weekend's class (although that is somewhat flexible). There's a Lunasa concert in West Hartford on Sat night, and a Solas concert at the Iron Horse (Northampton) on Sunday night.

And now Vericon too! I didn't remember last year that they'd moved to March until it was too late. :( But Holly Black, Ellen Kushner & Delia Sherman! Boy, I would love it if I could come to Vericon. I just do not know.

I've been really wanting to come up and explore the main Simmons campus, so when I see a likely day I will definitely let you know.

I have indeed read the new Robin McKinley, and Much Discussion is Needed. !! I mean, !!!

*g*

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