Showing posts with label 8tracks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 8tracks. Show all posts
Friday, November 1, 2013
Friday, August 24, 2012
Smooth
Speaking of slick and groovy, I just finished the first 2 seasons of The Mentalist and Simon Baker knows how to work a crowd. And Patrick Jane is definitely the modern Sherlock. Got lots of new mind games up my sleeve. I'll use them carefully...
Holding on to Black Metal by My Morning Jacket, Everything Moves by Bronze Radio Return, When They Fight, They Fight by the Generationals and Everyone Knows by Vacation are the highlights of the mix.
Well, school starts again soon. You know what this means. Less posts. But, I will be seizing Cloud Atlas ASAP from the library so quotes will be up for that too.
By the way, I read quite recently We The Living by Ayn Rand, so I've completed all her fiction works. Did not really enjoy it... Atlas Shrugged was better written. By far.
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Friday, June 1, 2012
Science Saved my Soul
Despite the horrible score I got on my science test...
This is a beautiful mix, true and lovely:
and this is a Laura Marling interview. I quite like the way she phrases her words!
Today was the last day for borrowing fiction books from the library so I seized 3 just in case:
On Cats by Doris Lessing (Have been meaning to read for ages)
The Chrysalids by John Wyndham (Reminds me of Brave New World which I just finished - will maybe write a review during summer)
Day of Tears by Julius Lester (A novel in dialogue! Exciting)
On top of that, I need to collect all quotes from The Crossing and Cities of the Plain AND post about them too so be expecting all those...
Better start reading!
This is a beautiful mix, true and lovely:
and this is a Laura Marling interview. I quite like the way she phrases her words!
http://www.spin.com/articles/laura-marling-often-thinks-about-death-and-german-water-nymphs
Today was the last day for borrowing fiction books from the library so I seized 3 just in case:
On Cats by Doris Lessing (Have been meaning to read for ages)
The Chrysalids by John Wyndham (Reminds me of Brave New World which I just finished - will maybe write a review during summer)
Day of Tears by Julius Lester (A novel in dialogue! Exciting)
On top of that, I need to collect all quotes from The Crossing and Cities of the Plain AND post about them too so be expecting all those...
Better start reading!
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