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Jul. 20th, 2006 06:46 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
nnyI remembered one of the things I forgot to say.
Piano-violin, vicodin-cocaine. Yes, I FINALLY worked it out. I am very SMRT. I have a degree, you know.
*headdesks quietly*
Went to the library today and wow. Wow. I had forgotten how much I love libraries. I got out The Devil's Mariner, which is another book about William Dampier, a historical perspective on Buddhism, a random book on Bosch and Eight Men and a Duck by Nick Thorpe. The beginning of the blurb of this last:
"On a fateful South American bus trip, Nick Thorpe overheard an improbable plan: to sail 2500 miles to Easter Island on a boat made of reeds. Intrigued, he blagged his way aboard the Viracocha, only to find himself with nagging questions. Why did his crewmates include a tree surgeon, a jewellery salesman and a bad-tempered waterfowl? What had happened to the navigator? And where was the life raft?"
See why I had to get it?
Meanwhile my dad is playing my childhood on the record player. It's very odd.
Piano-violin, vicodin-cocaine. Yes, I FINALLY worked it out. I am very SMRT. I have a degree, you know.
*headdesks quietly*
Went to the library today and wow. Wow. I had forgotten how much I love libraries. I got out The Devil's Mariner, which is another book about William Dampier, a historical perspective on Buddhism, a random book on Bosch and Eight Men and a Duck by Nick Thorpe. The beginning of the blurb of this last:
"On a fateful South American bus trip, Nick Thorpe overheard an improbable plan: to sail 2500 miles to Easter Island on a boat made of reeds. Intrigued, he blagged his way aboard the Viracocha, only to find himself with nagging questions. Why did his crewmates include a tree surgeon, a jewellery salesman and a bad-tempered waterfowl? What had happened to the navigator? And where was the life raft?"
See why I had to get it?
Meanwhile my dad is playing my childhood on the record player. It's very odd.
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Date: 2006-07-20 09:36 pm (UTC)