Girl With The Curls |
|
Observations of a Quixotic Femme Noire
__One Percent - 1%__
Warrior-woman; a Valkyrie. I'll always be yours. Always...and never. ![]() Are You HOT or NOT? ![]() ![]() ARCHIVES 04.2001 05.2001 06.2001 07.2001 08.2001 09.2001 10.2001 11.2001 12.2001 01.2002 03.2002 04.2002 05.2002 06.2002 07.2002 08.2002 09.2002 11.2002 01.2003 03.2003 04.2003 05.2003 08.2003 03.2004 04.2004 05.2004 07.2004 11.2004 12.2004 01.2005 02.2005 03.2005 04.2005 05.2005 06.2005 07.2005 08.2005 09.2005 10.2005 11.2005 12.2005 01.2006 02.2006 04.2006 05.2006 10.2006 11.2006 01.2007 02.2007 06.2007 07.2007 08.2007 11.2007 12.2007 05.2008 09.2008 10.2008 11.2008 |
Monday, April 30, 2001
I'm in one of those moods again. The kind that I don't want to really talk to anyone. If a person wants to talk to me, I want to be able to say as little as possible. I'm not too crazy about feeling this way though. I enjoy talking with people and all that "personable" shit. Not today however. I could crawl into bed and read "Hunchback of Notre Dame" today. I'm about 1/4 of the way through, I'm betting if I were home, I'd be able to finish it. Victor Hugo was such a down to earth person. I'm amazed at how he's captured the realism of the times; how people treated each other and what probably went on in their day to day. "Les Miserables" is my favorite musical, but the book had me in tears within the first 10 pages. So realistic...wasn't there a *real* Jean Valjean? But one thing that I've heard a lot of people say is how depressing Victor Hugo's writings are. He puts humor and comedy in, but I think it's the truism he incorporates: His style feels so open and free; natural, that it seems he is bleak in his observations of human relationships and interactions. Some of the books/thoughts that are published at this time seem to be grasping, trying to catch the inattainable, as far as expressing true human behaviour. Some writers have a definite plot and force the characters or the situation, making for me, a hard read. So, I'm stuck here at work, feeling antisocial and hoping that I'm throwing that vibe to be left alone...only if I'm lucky. I can't wait to get home a curl up with my kitty-cats and my dude...the dog can rest on the floor. *sigh* I need a hug. I'll have to wait *pout*. holla@me
Comments:
Post a Comment
|
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |