After that it's Prague and..um Brussels. *slides down in chair* Don't hate me. The point is, I'm going to be internet-less during that time :(. I shall also not be able to write anything since I don't have one of those little laptops like my dad has. *cries*
I bought a couple of CDs of Elizabethan music yesterday and can't stop listening to them. I should have bought more (do you ever get the feeling that your parent is glaring disapprovingly over your shoulder when you're spending too much money?). The world also keeps shifting on me because I took a boat ride and that always takes my body a couple of days to sort out.
I need to pack, shower, write, and watch Elizabeth. And sleep. Must remember to sleep.
I bought a couple of CDs of Elizabethan music yesterday and can't stop listening to them. I should have bought more (do you ever get the feeling that your parent is glaring disapprovingly over your shoulder when you're spending too much money?). The world also keeps shifting on me because I took a boat ride and that always takes my body a couple of days to sort out.
I need to pack, shower, write, and watch Elizabeth. And sleep. Must remember to sleep.
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(do you ever get the feeling that your parent is glaring disapprovingly over your shoulder when you're spending too much money?)
Oh lord, all the time. And probably will for the rest of my life.
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It's horrible, isn't it. And my dad's an economist, so he's extra financially conscious.
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Also, Elizabeth...I keep being tempted to watch it again. But I'd need to rent it. Hm.
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I never get tired of it. Cate Blanchett and CE? Hoe can I resist that?
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(do you ever get the feeling that your parent is glaring disapprovingly over your shoulder when you're spending too much money?)
Uh. My Mom is actually a bit of an enabler. I always joke she would have been a top personal shopper: when she's around, I seem to have the tendency to find more clothes I like and/or be more willing to buy. My Dad is the other side of the scale. He's always "but do you really need more shoes"?
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Really? I wonder what my mom would have been like, but given her what I know about her, she sounds like a penny pincher. Which is something I inherited. I drive all my friends crazy because I'm unwilling to spend 50 cents more than I have to, but then I spend huge amounts at once. But that's what the small savings are for. I bought 2 laptops from saving spare change. It adds up. But then my dad's the opposite. Small amounts? Whatever. Big ones? Heh, heh, not so fast.
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Couldn't you write in a notebook?
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I could, but it doesn't do much for me. I can do tiny amounts if I'm not near a computer, but I don't feel it does much for me withdrawal wise (he simple act of typing gives me a rush) and I really hate passing stuff to the computer. It takes way too long and, well, bores me. Besides, I always stop three sentences in and discard what I wrote altogether. There doesn't seem to be much of a point. This is one of things in which I am not old fashioned.
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As for Elizabeth, I haven't seen it. Worth watching, I gather? =)