it's not a bad job, honestly. i hate it but sometimes we get to do cool shit. i got to pet a penguin earlier this year.@lovesick .. library isn’t bad.. who/what do you read?
He is pretty cool.. I got to meet and talk with Gabriel Garcia Marquez and have a signed copy of One Hundred Years (it's just a paper back.. I was poor at the time) . I was taking a 20th century lit course so we got to hang out with him after his gig. Yeah, he came off amazing and so admirable imho.i
it's not a bad job, honestly. i hate it but sometimes we get to do cool shit. i got to pet a penguin earlier this year.
funnily enough, i barely read. but today i checked out love in the time of cholera by gabriel garcia marquez. i read it once before and it's probably my favorite book. also kinda currently "reading" marcus aurelius (meditations) and william h gass (the tunnel).
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it's not a bad job, honestly. i hate it but sometimes we get to do cool shit. i got to pet a penguin earlier this year.
funnily enough, i barely read. but today i checked out love in the time of cholera by gabriel garcia marquez. i read it once before and it's probably my favorite book. also kinda currently "reading" marcus aurelius (meditations) and william h gass (the tunnel).
i have read both of those dostoevsky books, back in high school. weird story, I had been wanting to read notes from the underground for a long time. then one day, before one of my orchestra concerts, i found it on a prop bookshelf in my school's auditorium. it felt like a sign from the universe.If you haven’t read much Fyodor Dostoyevsky I would check out Notes From Underground and Crime and Punishment. Dostoyevsky and Kafka have been two writers or have given me hope when I’ve felt isolated and aimless.
Not much of a rant but I’ve been working and sleeping, saving my money hoping one day I can buy some freedom in this world; something that seems to get more expensive and difficult to attain the older I get.
Its been my experience in America that it’s rarely the Government who takes away your freedom, it’s your nosey, paranoid, ignorant, disrespectful, family and neighbors.
I love Dostoyevsky and have read both of those. I've read The Brothers Karamazov and purchased Demons but haven't read it yet. IIRC Brothers, Crime and Punishment, and Demons are supposed to be a trilogy. I didn't know that until recently. I also like The Double, which is closer to Notes from Underground in length as opposed to huge works like the other 3.If you haven’t read much Fyodor Dostoyevsky I would check out Notes From Underground and Crime and Punishment. Dostoyevsky and Kafka have been two writers or have given me hope when I’ve felt isolated and aimless.
Not much of a rant but I’ve been working and sleeping, saving my money hoping one day I can buy some freedom in this world; something that seems to get more expensive and difficult to attain the older I get.
Its been my experience in America that it’s rarely the Government who takes away your freedom, it’s your nosey, paranoid, ignorant, disrespectful, family and neighbors.
Yes, it is.This weather.. good lord.. rain to eight + inches snow followed by decent sub freezing temps.. its going to get ugly.