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metafictionally

starry eyed night light streetwalkers

Dec 06, 2009 22:18

I'm in this weird mood where I want to write about something deep and thought-provoking but I don't have anything deep and thought-provoking to write about.

Oh, here's something. But it's not deep or thought-provoking, just something to write about.

( behold, a flock of teal deer )

shut up no one cares, a herd of teal deer, things i shouldn't write while tired, annoying things exist, i love everyone, blah blah blah

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rainbowcolored7 December 7 2009, 07:32:57 UTC

WELL LUCKY FOR YOU, WE WANT YOU BACK! And by we I mean me. *hugs* Oregon misses you too my dear. Want me to take pictures of the beach for you when I go this coming weekend? :D

secretyana December 7 2009, 12:58:33 UTC

You made me want to go read the little prince again and I HATED that book with all of my soul.

metafictionally December 7 2009, 18:20:04 UTC

OMFG WHAT. WHAAAAT. Blasphemy ):

elleipsis December 10 2009, 10:18:25 UTC

Your journal is far from unitresting :P
This sounds like one interesting book, and I must admit I am totally in the dark, because I have never heard of it before.Just curious, is it French? I can't read a word of that, but as long as there is an english translation ( which will no doubt detract from how good the book originally was) I'll give it a go and let you know what I think?
I've come across books that hide behind the facade of children's literature, when they really aren't, but they often really stick with the kids that read them, whether you like them or not, and I think that is a pretty hard thing to do.

Ahh if I start writing really really crap book reviews on my LJ now, I know who to blame :P Plus, wow Oregon is pretty.

metafictionally December 10 2009, 17:35:59 UTC

In English it's The Little Prince-I'd be really surprised if you'd never heard of it before! It's a fairly well-known book. I can't read French, either, only the English and Spanish translations, orz. Even in English it's gorgeous though!

Also, yeah, Oregon is gorgeous. It's so green and lovely *___*

elleipsis December 10 2009, 17:48:17 UTC

I don't recall the title, but maybe I have read it and just don't remember?Right I'll try look out for that!
I'm lucky, my uni is only live 4 hours away from my home, and they are both on the coast, so they are pretty similar...it's just windier here. England is tiny compaired to the USA though.

metafictionally December 10 2009, 17:55:46 UTC

Yeah, but way cooler *__* I'm thinking of studying abroad at Oxford in fall of my junior year.

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