Saturday, November 25, 2006 2 min break from work II.I've been leading a nomadic life these past two months, and ironically, I find myself back where I had started. I hate circles. I hate rings. I hate Christmas. It's back to work - the faster I work, the faster I can get this degree over and done with. I really want to go home. she procrastinated @ 12:31 |Sunday, November 12, 2006 i was robbed by two men, aka one minute break from work.Someone had sent it to me, and can I just say that I'm absolutely stupefied? Look at the way how foreigners, or gaijin, are portrayed in Japan. I know it's just a parody, but still! That aside, the phrase "take anything you want" is just wrong. And so are the aerobics. And the inane music. But I can't stop laughing. Watch this 2nd short clip, and you'll understand the ending of the third: Priceless. And here's the last one: Youtube is so quick and easy. Back to work. she procrastinated @ 16:35 |Sunday, November 05, 2006 2 min break from work.I just wanted to say that I think that Stravinsky is a brilliant, brilliant man. But I hate him anyway. Igor, Igor, if you can hear me, I am only temporarily unfaithful. I promise to love you again after the 30th of Nov. I saw a dingy but magical world yesterday. Fire was spat into the sky with each deep rumbling laughter. Everything glowed grey and white and green. And after each booming eruption, there was this queer block of thick silence which sat so heavily on top of me, that I had to gasp for breath. I'm glad it only lasted for a day. Prolonged delusions can do you a lot of harm. she procrastinated @ 16:07 | |
blueprint I will like to spend my days, as though they are my own, which I mostly end up doing in halves, for duty beckons, and I am answering its clarion call. Soon enough! I am also a veteran procrastinator. fresh monodies Old wounds hurt most, I learned this today, becaus... previous rants August 2004 treatises on life arty jen frivolous pursuits for shallow ppl mulling over "One is wicked, because one see things clearly." - Beaumarchais's Le nozze di Figaro.And there were phlegmatic souls.
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