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Jan. 10th, 2008 10:33 pmSo, apparently today is a day to spread joy, or some such? That's cool, I always highly approve of the spreading of joy. Unfortunately, I have nothing new to offer on that front.
The only thing I have is a snippet from my slowly progressing story. ( For The Interested )
Emo joy is my favorite kind. ;-)
One of my new professors speaks in metaphors. I kid you not. He spent something like 30 minutes last night telling a story about his pet turtle Fern. If you paid enough attention you could kind of figure out the point he was trying to make, but it wasn't very linear. I see Professional Responsibility is going to be an exciting class. If only I can manage to stay awake, that is.
I finished reading The Lions of Al-Rassan again, for the umpteenth time, today. It made me cry, of course. No matter how many times I dip into that world the beauty and tragedy of the ending never ceases to affect me.
You know another thing that always gets me? The end of season 4 of The X-Files. The![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
baylorsrs and I watched 'Demons' and 'Gethsemene' last week and it was quite the overwhelming experience. *flaps hands* Somehow baylorsr and I didn't end up on the floor, rocking in the foetal position, but it was a near thing. Oh, X-Files, you really did ruin me for tv for life.
Ummm, yeah, I think I'm going to go try and do some more productive-type things. Carry on, internetz, carry on.
The only thing I have is a snippet from my slowly progressing story. ( For The Interested )
Emo joy is my favorite kind. ;-)
One of my new professors speaks in metaphors. I kid you not. He spent something like 30 minutes last night telling a story about his pet turtle Fern. If you paid enough attention you could kind of figure out the point he was trying to make, but it wasn't very linear. I see Professional Responsibility is going to be an exciting class. If only I can manage to stay awake, that is.
I finished reading The Lions of Al-Rassan again, for the umpteenth time, today. It made me cry, of course. No matter how many times I dip into that world the beauty and tragedy of the ending never ceases to affect me.
You know another thing that always gets me? The end of season 4 of The X-Files. The
baylorsrs and I watched 'Demons' and 'Gethsemene' last week and it was quite the overwhelming experience. *flaps hands* Somehow baylorsr and I didn't end up on the floor, rocking in the foetal position, but it was a near thing. Oh, X-Files, you really did ruin me for tv for life.Ummm, yeah, I think I'm going to go try and do some more productive-type things. Carry on, internetz, carry on.
