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The translation assembly is in overdrive, with two more poems straight from the darkest corners of the royal archives, found somewhere deep inside the vault of all things fathomable.

Dissipating times for a lost future

When the future no longer hides the past
in a world caught in the fog of present day.
When history is no longer extended by time
So too shall be lost the world in eternal struggle.

Timeless, shapeless, without a purpose ...

Who knows where that song is from? I want to keep this post in some sort of order so bit of background first before I get to the point. Latley me and my mum havent been getting on so well mostly because we are too alike and stubborn and like to do things our way.


Well with the invasion of the muppets set to thinking last night so I youtubed the manha manha song and then saw a link to ernie and cookie monsters Breakfast song only it was in german dutch anyway. So I cranked ...

Because I'm working on studying/taking the GRE and/or Lit SAT and applying to colleges and finding a job and a place to live, I won't be on regularly, so forgive me if I don't get to everyone's blog. Unfortunately, sometimes sacrifices must be made for the greater goal.

For fun: looks like OB got a new BF - and contacts. This hookup is much prettier (although a bit pudgy) than Mr. Pink-shirt:

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I’m taking this teaching methods math class. The math isn’t hard for me, but I’m good a math, I know some who are having a hard time. Some of the equations are unbelievably long. I really kind of like that, where one equation keeps breaking, becoming more manageable, taking up three sheets of paper. It’s just a process, step one, step two, step three and so on until you get down to the end and it looks much harder than it is. I think most people who struggle with this kind of math are just intimidated ...

Somewhere or other I've posted that I discovered the ever delightful Logos or rather LitNet forums because I was looking for information on Frederick Nebel.

Every so often we like to acknowledge the literature side of things here rather then the soap opera side.

When I was younger I liked adventure fiction best -- Edgar Rice Burroughs, Rider Haggard, Talbot Mundy. When James Bond hit it big in the movies I read all his books--probably was a bit too young for them as ...