anatomy of a dream; lion love story

Jul 21, 2008 13:14

This morning, I dreamed I transported back to my house to find a mob boss taking a bath in my tub. He didn't see me, so I snuck past to hide in my dad's closet. Only I didn't count on said mob boss borrowing my dad's clothes. So he opened the door, saw me there, and hit me over the head a few times with a baseball bat or other baseball-bat- ( Read more... )

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arnik33 July 21 2008, 19:11:14 UTC
Wah!! I cry at stuff like this lion story too... such a sap, I am...

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etherealbliss July 23 2008, 05:06:34 UTC
someday let's watch a chick flick and share a box of tissues, eh? ;)

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etherealbliss July 23 2008, 05:06:56 UTC
or a Disney movie.

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arnik33 July 23 2008, 06:10:50 UTC
Beware! It's a little known fact of me... I can cry at the corniest of things... even Little House on the Prairie.

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honestbee July 22 2008, 04:05:07 UTC
omg. it made me cry too!!
awwwe.
although, it probably would have been good if he had eaten them.
either way was a good story.

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etherealbliss July 23 2008, 05:05:39 UTC
haha!! I concur.

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abluecat July 29 2008, 13:52:00 UTC
I confess, I didn't watch the video. The kids are here and I don't feel like crying and I know I will. And explaining WHY I'm crying just sucks. *sniffle blubber* "It's just that *sniff* it's so sad and sooo *sniff* sweet *hiccup* and there's the... *sniff* oh, I can't talk about it. *cries harder*"

Annnyway, let's read that damn book together?! How far have you gotten? At different times I've gotten to the middle but recently I've gotten thru the first chapter.
It'll be a long distance summer book club, of two. :-)

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etherealbliss July 29 2008, 19:22:20 UTC
awwww ! *hypothetical hug for your hypothetical crying* hee hee. :) I mean, it is a good kind of sad--and it's actually probably a video your girls would think is sweet/funny--but I understand. ;)

Our own little book club, how cute!! Right now I'm on page 153 (my second try). The first try I got a little past halfway, but now I am reading a MUCH MUCH better translation... if you are reading a generic/barnes+noble-value-bin type copy, I would reccommend starting over with a good version! I have the version translated by Pevear + Volokhonsky, and it is SO much more enjoyable. Not stuffy and overly formal at all. And several times I have stopped to re-read a phrase that seemed especially worthy--universal truths or just hard-hitting emotional stuff you can directly empathize with--whereas in the other version I had I don't remember that happening once.
Anyway, should I let you catch up? ;) I've only been reading a few pages at a time really, as it is.

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abluecat July 29 2008, 20:25:29 UTC
Yes, I have the cheapo Barnes and Noble translation. Cuh-rap!
I'll try to get one like yours and catch up. Don't wait on me though. Just, like, make little notes to share w/ me later.

Ok, gotta go. Yummy banana bread may be burning. eek!

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