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[lunesque]

I hate don't really mind Sunday at work. However, I love laptops and wireless, and the ability to type out what I want without even looking at the keyboard or screen.

So, entertain me.

Tell me something about what you've done in the past three months. Something that changed your life, or your perception of yourself, or of other people. Tell me about an anime you like, or a new band that you've gotten into. Tell me something that tugs at your heart or makes you delirious with happiness. Tell me something that you read, your favorite quote at the moment, how you feel when you wake up in the morning.

I'll start.

I've started watching the Sailor Moon live action series, and it's so awesomely hilarious.

I love listening to Ragtime because it makes me passionate, Rent because it makes me feel edgy and bohemian, and Phantom of the Opera because I love Michael Crawford. And Phantom. Because why wouldn't you, right? *laughs* I'm through fighting with everyone for once-- I'm going to see a movie with my mother today, and I'm going to have some yerba mate tea when I get home, although Ria was right and I hate using spoon infusers on the stuff, because it just doesn't work. I can't wait until my real infuser comes in. I have a thousand books to read, which I'm going to start tonight because I've finally caught up on my Smallville and SG1 and SGA watching, 24 is on tomorrow, and there's a new episode of Supernatural to look forward to on Tuesday.

For the first time in a very long, long time, I'm content. I don't know how long it's going to last, so I'm throwing caution to the winds and just enjoying it. I might even write something tonight-- you never know.

Okay, now it's your turn. ^_^

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[loftily.livejournal.com]

In the past three months, I've gone farther with a boy than I ever have before. Jen changed my life, my perception of myself, and my perception of other people; she still is. The only song I've been listening to lately is Lucinda Williams's "Those Three Days" after hearing it on The L Word and finding it hauntingly applicable to my life.

I just read Jeanette Winterson's Weight, her new book, hoping for answers. It told me about burdens and choices, boundaries and desire. When I wake up in the morning, I feel overwhelmed, but sometimes hopeful, too; I can't help it.

I love conversation posts. I'm glad you're content. ♥.

[lunesque.livejournal.com]

I'm reading a Jeanette Winterson book-- Art and Lies. It's fascinating. I don't know what I was quite expecting her style to be like, but it wasn't the style she's proved to have. I'm about to start on The Time Traveler's Wife so I'll tell you how that goes.

I just had a really good, desperately needed cry. And surprisingly, my contentedness lasted even through that. How very odd. I feel sort of Zen, really.

[loftily.livejournal.com]

I loooove her. Art and Lies might just be my favorite Jeanette Winterson book, but it's impossible to say. I love Art and Lies for the ending - it gave me chills the first time I read it - but I love Gut Symmetries for a thousand reasons, and The PowerBook for its quotes on love, and The Passion for Venice and so many things. Oh, Jeanette. Also, The Time Traveler's Wife crushes me every time and I love it so much, even if it is overly sappy.

That is so good! I hope I will get there someday. :)