January 2011
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December 2010
9 posts
The Past
I intermittently keep journals during my life but it’s always a pleasure when I stumble across an old one. It’s like watching your favourite retro television shows from when you were a kid except it’s your life and it’s 20x more embarrassing and 20x less interesting.
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50s by Pomegranates.
This is probably the least I...
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Typical
Grace: did I wake you up?
Me: no, I've been awake for like an hour now.
Grace: oh okay, so are you ready for lunch?
Me: oh yeah, I'll be right there.
Grace: really...because I've got some errands to run before I leave and--
Me: oh thank god! I'm still in bed, you just woke me up and I do not want to get lunch in the slightest.
Grace: alright, see you later.
This is what happens literally every morning. Every night we make plans and every morning we break them, it's our thing.
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Link: I Want to Be Her! →
I literally want to be her. This is my latest addiction (and just in time for finals too!), this woman alternates between drawing or taking photographs of women and tells you all about them and where you can buy their fabulous fashion.
My christmas list just expanded infinitely.
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“By the end of the meal I had a funny feeling that I might marry you,” he...”
– From the short story “Temporary Matter” found in Jhumpa Lahiri’s book Interpreter of Maladies.
This is a book I have read many times. I am fond of the short story and I am fond of Jhumpa Lahiri. Not just because I want to be her, not just because our mutual love for her books was...
Thesis Statement.
By examining and contrasting the nature of the relationships she had with those two men an important point can be made about the definition of selfishness in an ideal world. Rearden’s relationship with Dagny proves that an act that may seem solely egotistical in the eyes of an outsider is more moral than a relationship approved of by society while Galt’s relationship with Dagny illustrates the...