Wow, its been a while off from the blog. Maybe I should explain where I've been. Let's see... I know I told myself it would never happen again, but it did. I'm Homeless once again, for the third time in my life I have nowhere to live. Here is a link to a song to listen to while you read about my miseries... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEvmD...eature=related My neighbor complained about me having too many people over at the apartment. Suzie cannot drive, and so her ...
Just a short (okay - when have I been known to be laconic? ) literary note before I proceed to the superficial and shallow note: I made it through 3 pages of a William Faulkner novel, and then realized I could remember nothing I'd read (because my mind, having grown bored, had wondered off in search of something imaginative), so I gave up on trying to make myself learn to like what is popular, and took up the collection of Edgar Allen Poe stories someone had given me, and immediately fell in love ...
I just watched the movie last night!!!!!!!!!!! it is a beautiful movie!! not a good movie, not a wonderful movie... A beautiful movie! the plot is absolutely wonderful. oh, i must watch it again. i just loved the movie! "Angle of Music" http://youtube.com/watch?v=D5ou3gZg0sE&feature=related "Music of the Night" http://youtube.com/watch?v=Y9yI7bN3bfA&feature=related
Okay, so what has boring Blue done this week? Well, on Monday I spent most of the day playing Dragon Rage, one of my favourite PS2 games. It was the first one mum bought me, because it’s about a dragon, and I love it even more because I get to play as the dragon (that so rarely happens, usually you either kill the dragon or have it as a king of pet for a while, but this one’s actually about a dragon (and not a cute cuddlier dragon like Spyro, which I also have)) so I played that for most ...
Yes, it's the birthday of William Butler Yeats, born in Sandymount, Ireland, in 1865. He loved Ireland, was somewhat devastated when his father moved the family to London, which he hated. He was a daydreamer and did not do well in school. Yeats was attracted to mysticism and occultism and he had hoped that the rich, mystical Celtic heritage would bring the Irish and Anglo-Irish together. "We might bring the halves together if we had a national literature that made Ireland beautiful in the memory..." ...
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