And for the record, besides all thigns synthesthic, I've been considering ( Read more... )

I just watched the 1933 Farewell to Arms with Gary Cooper. It made me think about adaptations, puting books on screen. And, more than that, or, further than that, about how you translate between mediums ( Read more... )

States I've stepped foot in:


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October 26, 2002 ( Read more... )

I have decided that the most efficient way to prepare for MUNSA is to drink pot after pot of Darjeeling tea. Research goes in my eyes and out my nose, or something like that. Tea, on the other hand, sits quite nicely, warmly, in my core (the yoga term for tummy, and yoga is from India, right ( Read more... )

I will admit that in the past year I've read a couple, well, probably several ridiculous girl books. It began with The Nanny Diaries, and then all of those Princess Diaries books (there are four or five of them, which most people don't know)/ other sillies from Meg Cabot, as well as the necessary highschool girl books from Megan McCafferty, Louis ( Read more... )

I only have the fake kind of homework, the kind that's easy to put off.

I think I should, among other thing, vacuum. But vacuuming is one thing, among other things, that I am unlikely to do.

Including fake homework, as opposed to the real kind.

As it turns out, what I was really intersted in was a nighttime bike ride complete with a toad family reunion.
Oh, and turning my sisters into pranksters.

And jazz and lots of it.

Basically, I feel really awful and wish it would go ahead and be 2am, but not 2am on a Sunday if you know what I mean.

Right now I'm interested in reflections in windows, shadows on water, John Henry, how things cook, late night lights, Liszt, gritty sea spray, before storm yellow, navy velvet, wind, things that crunch, hypothetical alphabetical