inheritance

[stormsinafrica]

"The radio station I listen to is state owned, so it is free of advertising, and news programs alternate with the latest hit songs. The next station on the dial is privately owned; there is advertising instead of music, but the ads resemble the latest hits to such an extent that I never know what station I am listening to ..."
- Milan Kundera,

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[as_silver_toccs]

It's always a treat when you post. I love it when I return to livejournal after a long time and get to see a bit of you brain. Do you think neurosurgeons do what they do because they cannot pick someone's brain figuratively? Let us look at McDreamy as an example.

Reading this really made me think of Scarlett O'Hara. Was it because she also thought money would bring her all she ever wanted? Was it because Ashley confused love and lust for her? Was it because, in the end, Scarlett realized she still had her land Tara and that "tomorrow is another day"? Maybe so. (or maybe I got it completely wrong)

If you ever find the time to read Gone With the Wind, I think it'd resonate well with you. However, I don't know if I would put in the time to read it now... it was ok in high school when I had all the free time in the world - funny I didn't think that then.

[anonymous]

ur smrt.