Comments actually do serve a purpose - they let me know that people do read this, and make me feel I should continue this. So maybe be a little more forthcoming?
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One girl's musings on living, loving and getting lost in the city.
Right Now
- Feeling: Pleased, but hungry for new projects
- Listening: La Voyage de Penelope - Air
- Wearing: Navy cardigan, peach and magenta polka-dot pajama pants
- Reading: Marilyn Hacker's Love, Death and the Changing of the Seasons
- Loving: "Ned, have you thought about one of the other major religions? They're all pretty much the same" - Rev. Lovejoy
Your Hostess
Linkage
- Belle and Sebastian
- Best Page in the Universe
- Chocolate and Zucchini
- Deep End Dining
- Don't Feed the Monkeys
- Douche Bag of the Week
- Dr Waterstone
- Ed
- Elpis
- Girl Eats Hong Kong
- Go Fug Yourself
- Golden Compass - Boussole D'or
- Homestar Runner
- Jazz... in Strange Places
- Learning to Love You More
- My Boyfriend is a Twat
- New York Times
- Orisinal
- Petite Anglaise
- Postmodern Courtesan (sadly, no more)
- Providence and Serendipity
- Reasons You Will Hate Me
- Scala and Soldad
- Smut and Steff
- Spark of Madness
- The Onion
- Things I Hate About My Flatmate
- Thinking Music
- Unevenly Symmetrical Buttons
- Wish Jar Journal
- Zulieka Unstrung
Previously
- May 2007 (8)
- April 2007 (14)
- March 2007 (4)
- February 2007 (6)
- January 2007 (8)
- December 2006 (9)
- November 2006 (3)
- October 2006 (6)
- September 2006 (12)
- August 2006 (15)
Featured Image: My Sweet Rose by John William Waterhouse, 1908.
3 comments:
That's what site meters are for as well. ^.^
By the way, good choice in books. Night was rather poignant, in an engrossing way.
... and good luck with everything! You may need to beat that boyfriend of yours with a stick. =P
Chérie - thank you for being in the spirit! I suppose comments just give me a little more impetus to actually write something, as opposed to just thinking "Why bother, nobody reads it anyway."
The Site Meter does help, but it doesn't really let me have a glimpse of people!
Night was a very good read, and I've moved on to a book in a similar vein called The Boy Who Loved Anne Frank. I'm studying the Holocaust this semester and I'm trying to get myself in the right frame of mind.
Thanks about the boyfriend - trying!
I usually give comments in person, but I suppose I could make an effort with the keyboard :)
On the topic of Night, it should be made cumpulsory reading in schools. The modern day misgivings we obsess about pale in comparison to the atrocities at Auschwitz and Birkenau - it is amazing how quickly people seem to forget.
Cherie, beating boys with sticks is just not right - bamboo rods are much more painful.
PXW
P.S. Don't forget you still owe me an outing! :P
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