yawny at the apocalypse
Using Andrew Bird song titles for entry titles, FTW. ;)
Things I Adore, Part 73725376364.2:
+ Andrew Bird's new album Armchair Apocrypha
+ Tazoberry Juiced Tea
+ Hugh Laurie
+ Brandi Carlile's new album The Story
+ dried Mediterranean apricots
+ Jeff Buckley's song 'Morning Theft'
+ tomato basil macaroni with cheddar cheese on top - simple, and so tasty
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Things I Adore, Part 73725376364.2:
+ Andrew Bird's new album Armchair Apocrypha
+ Tazoberry Juiced Tea
+ Hugh Laurie
+ Brandi Carlile's new album The Story
+ dried Mediterranean apricots
+ Jeff Buckley's song 'Morning Theft'
+ tomato basil macaroni with cheddar cheese on top - simple, and so tasty
+ ( Read more... )
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I listened to The Walk this morning, as it seemed appropriated gospely for an Easter Sunday, and felt very merry indeed. The more I listen, the better I like it. You know, I even found that I really love "Tearing It Down", especially for its silliness. I've been inspired to outline a series of three drawings which I won't describe in case I fail spectacularly. :)
You might like the new Modest Mouse album. Have you heard it?
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I'm the same way with The Walk - the more I listen to it, the more I find about it to love. Various things. Certain lyrics, certain musical aspects of a song, etc. And hehe, I totally agree about 'Tearing It Down' - I couldn't stand it when I first heard it, but it's grown on me. Like you said, especially for it's carefree silliness. And the idea of a series of drawings sounds wonderful; I hope it works out, because I would love to see such a thing from you!
I haven't heard their new album, no, but I'll check it out! :)
Love you!
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And what's the difference between regular dried apricots, and the Mediterranean ones?
and your list is missing one thing.
things I Adore:
A CANADIAN RUNNING AMUCK IN AMURRCA.
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Well, whenever I get them, I've noticed there are the Mediterranean ones, and also ones from California. :)
DOH. YES. I definitely adore that. XD
*points at icon* Teh Laurie is staring at you.
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i have loved Hugh since i was a small child.
dried fruit freaks me out a bit. i don't trust chewy fruit.
i would've loved to go to a college where you got to try out lots of different things. i wanted to be a paleontologist when i was very little. way before Jurassic Park when it was suddenly the done thing. very jealous i am.
i'm seeing Hanson on Friday night! *teenie moment*
i recently moved my bedroom up to the attic. i think i mentioned that. but since i moved i have been missing the doggy cuddles i used to get every morning. they're scared of the stairs. the cat does live up here, mostly, but she's not a bed cat. she's an arm chair cat. she likes her own space. i get a bit lonely.
i went to London last week. had a gorgeous time, just pretending i lived there. even worked a couple of days in a maternity hospital there for a taster of a different system. all very tempting.
love you. loved your list. quick peek into Elisa's brain. what else could you want of a Monday.
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I only really was introduced to Hugh in the last year and a half, unfortunately, but I adore him to pieces already.
Hehe, I can understand that, about dried fruit. I like it, personally, but I grew up eating things like dried apricots, raisins and figs.
I'm so grateful to be going to a school like this now, where I can take classes like the one I mentioned in this entry. And hehe, I wanted to be a paleontologist when I was little, too. Before Jurassic Park, as well, but those movies just totally rekindled the desire.
YAY! Oh Lizzy, I'm so happy for you! I hope you have an amazing time at the show! :D
I'm sorry you're missing the doggy cuddles and that your cat isn't a bed cat. :( *hugs*
Oh, that sounds lovely about going to London and getting a taste of working in a different system!
I love you, too, darling. *mwah*
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