Mon 20 Dec 2010
Old friends
Posted by PJ under cats, shadows
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More shadowplay.
Winnie’s last picture:
Shadow Sleeper (Mack):
American Gothic Ollie:
Archive for December 20th, 2010
Daily Archive
Mon 20 Dec 2010
Tweetish catchup
Posted by PJ under news, tweets
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I got my most ardent wish for this weekend: it was uneventful. Reading, sleeping, watching DVR’d shows, excessive tweeting… 20 Dec
Here in Westchester we got an inch and a half [of rain] in 24 hours—rather unprecedented for SoCal. 20 Dec
As predicted, after four straight days of heavy rain, the sound of rain falling is not as charming as it once was. 20 Dec
I want to go to Istanbul. I’ve wanted to for a long time but I really want to go now. 18 Dec
I love listening to the rain fall even after two days. It isn’t supposed to clear until Xmas day. Prolly won’t be as enchanted by then. 18 Dec
The android really wanted to make that the Gate du More. Which is kind of appropriate I guess. 18 Dec
And yes arriving in Paris at the beautiful light-filled Gare du Nord. Like stepping into an Impressionist painting. 18 Dec
The Historian: riding across Dutch countryside from Amsterdam to Bruxelles–YES, a wondrous green journey. My v. 1st view of Europe. 18 Dec
Mom and I are completely disconnected from Xmas this year. The good news: no shopping! 18 Dec
It’s rained steadily for two days. Light yesterday heavy today. 18 Dec
Also still watching ghost shows. I find them obscurely comforting which is just weird. What strange psychology is this? 18 Dec
Still loving Kostova’s Historian. Not reading much but love those stolen moments. 18 Dec
Do you ever wish you could hide out in the Bathroom of Life and hope nobody finds you? No, me neither. Just wonderin’. 17 Dec
Mon 20 Dec 2010
Freiheit
Posted by PJ under freedom, quote of the day
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Random quote of the day:
“Once your reputation is ruined you can live quite freely.”
—German saying
Disclaimer:Â The views expressed in this random quote of the day do not necessarily reflect the views of the poster, her immediate family, Siegfried and Roy, Leonard Maltin, or the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. They do, however, sometimes reflect the views of the Cottingley Fairies.
