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Going to read more of José Saramago's "Blindness"; enthralling, absolutely wonderful language. Mia and Lotta next to me. |
Pondering the implications of somebody wanting their offspring to inherit their beloved, stuffed animal. Youth receiving Death. |
Feeling for my Love who's at this moment doing yet another grueling test this week. |
Reading "jPod" makes me feel good. And if SHITDISCO had existed when I was 15 I would have stalked their gigs. |
We got that spaghetti network nest! Picture: http://bkite.com/02SnS |
@cyndamoore I woke up with one of her paws in my eye! She's so loveable, she'd get away with murder. |
Getting free cinema tix courtesy of Magasinet Filter/Nudie. |
Rushing to work, sending you perfect, loving morning music. http://u.phoreo.com/2q.mp3 |
Having just done my Ashtanga Yoga, it's time for a shower and then to go to work. |
At home with Lotta. She celebrated by cat-saying "Life's a celebration, bitches!" and throwing up over our newest carpet. |
Laughing at the headline of Metro today: "Armless beggar was held captive by gang." |
Having forgotten my lunch at Tvålpalatset, I rush back for it. |
Cappuccino of the day. - http://bkite.com/02LUJ |
New Nespresso tastes review (ranging 0-10, where 0 sucks): caramel 3, crystallised ginger 4, mandarin 4. Blah! |
Having printed lots of photos, Brightkite launches into public beta as I read a story about Mary Bell. |
Oh, it's time to shake to Girl Talk before going home for the day! http://u.phoreo.com/yf.mp3 |
."uʍop ǝpısdn" ɥbnoɹɥʇ ʇı ɹoɟ dn buıʞɐɯ 'uıɐɥɔ ʎɹɐɯ puɐ snsǝظ ǝɥʇ buıssıɯ |
Early morning and I'm packing up to ship out to an institution and install a computer, listening to The Bug. |
@loiclemeur In French, the word for "ant" is the same as for "fine coffee beans". Frenchpeople often make this mistake. |
Rediscovering the greatness in Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds' "Let Love In" (even tho' "The Boatman's Call" is their best). |
