"You People Gazing at Me..."

[psalm_onethirtyone]

Oh! To-day was pretty! I read outside on a towel in the front pasture, and got bugs in my hair and fell asleep in the sunshine and it was lovely.

Also I watched Chitty Chitty Bang Bang with Waen. That is really the bestest film ever. ^___^ Fondest memories. I love Up From the Ashes and the Posh Travelling Life best, I think, although of course one must adore the title song. I very much like the clockwork doll song, too, although I can never remember what it's called. Dick van Dyke is wonderful; v. like Donald O'Connor, but not quite as good.

petronelle has been showing me things from scans_daily lately, and I am horribly enticed. Helas, the day! *is in love with Alfred, thankyouverymuch*

Jane Eyre I have finally taken up again, having put it down for a long time due to acute exasperation with Our Heroine and her Relationship Troubles: I have just met Mary, Diana, and St. John Rivers, who strikes me as delightfully cold and distant. With any luck, he'll stay that way. *has not yet forgiven Mr. Rochester, if you please*

I'm in love with Wodehouse, still.

To-morrow I shall have a cinnamon roll! One of the ones Waen makes, whole wheat and little-tiny and chewy and with lots and lots of cinnamon. Not at all like the ones you buy in stores.

I can't write a thing. It's rather terrible.

Comments

[mmebahorel.livejournal.com]

I can't seem to write a thing either. And I have a research paper due on Thursday, one on Monday, and a third next Wednesday.

As you can see, this is not good.

[rainbowjehan.livejournal.com]

No. No, it's not. *hugs* Luck?

[snowystingray.livejournal.com]

I'm in love with Wodehouse, still.

I have just finished a Jeeves and Wooster binge, and I must say that I could not agree with you more.

Also, I'm glad to hear that you are further into Jane Eyre. I wanted to squee about St. John earlier, but I didn't want to spoil you for anything. So. St. John. Squee! I don't have any real reason to fangirl over him (other than the fact that he is pretty) but he has grown on me quite a bit over the past few years. It doesn't help that Sam West plays St. John in the William Hurt version. And now I'm going to end this comment before I start in on Major Edrington...

[rainbowjehan.livejournal.com]

^_______^ I need to read Jeeves and Wooster. So far my only experience is with the deliciously lovely short story collections.

Yes! OMG. Sam West!St. John must be absolutely magnificent. But I'm not on speaking terms with Mr. Rivers at the moment. Proposing to Jane? Bastard.