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I cut class today and took Rosemary and Sylvia and drove down to the lake. There's something soothing about it, and since that drowning accident two years ago hardly anyone ever goes there anymore. Laertes would probably have a fit if he knew how often I go. I hardly remember much about that accident, except that some girl supposedly fell in and ( Read more... ) -
Scarves!
I need more yarn. I think I'm going to crochet scarves for everyone starting now, so they'll all be done before the weather gets too cold. I just need to decide what color(s) to use for everyone ( Read more... ) -
A Trip to the Shrink.
I went to see the shrink Dr. Kate today. That woman is an absolute shrew. Everything, according to her, is the fault of men, and she hates them all. I still haven't figured out why or how she's married, but's she's plenty lucky her husband has a good sense of humor. (I met him once ages ago when he came into work with her because he was too ( Read more... ) -
Mad Girl's Love Song by Sylvia Plath
Mad Girl's Love Song by Sylvia PlathI shut my eyes and all the world drops dead ( Read more... ) -
Anti-OTP: Ophelia/Hamlet (Shut up, it is.)
*Ophelia has a dorm room all to herself, only because no one else would be able to function in a room with her. Everything is stacks of books and papers, her drawers are overflowing with clothes and useless junk, and her walls are covered with little notes and such (held up with sticky-tack, of course). The only places not covered in stuff are, ( Read more... ) -
Anti-OTP: Ophelia/Horatio
*Ophelia is, for once, not sitting in the coffee shop, but rather at a picnic table in the park. She sits on the table-top, resting her feet on the bench, and is intently hunched over a book. Her bag, complete with laptop inside, sits next to her.* -
What a To-Do to die to-day.
To-Do:
Shopping (see: last week's list)
Stop by Laertes' for pencils
Fin. writing stupid psych. paper
I mean, really, what is the point of making us watch all these movies about various phychological disorders and making us read the textbook and read fiction works whih characters with those disorders and write these papers and...right, to-do list ( Read more... ) -
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((Ophelia has a laptop. Her laptop's name is Rosemary, for she keeps everything she needs to remember (well, pretty much her entire life) on it. She also uses Rosemary to keep a blog of sorts, consisting of primarily three things: poetry she's written, poetry others have written, and her own rambling thoughts.))In conclusion, either I am insane, ( Read more... )