A brand of fiskbullar (fish balls) named after ABBA.

I hate it when people only listen to David Bowie for his
70's stuff. Sure, it was great, but he's done so much more.
Look it up, people.

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I reeeaaally need more sleep.

My official profile. Mostly copypasta from Facebook, actually.

( Here it goes. )

I'm in love with this icon *points*
Two of my favorite things in one picture.


I need to finish my papers and clean and stuff, but I can't.
Aaahh.


Also, when I opened the fridge a few minutes ago to get an Amp,
what's the first thing I see?

A big dead pheasant in a glass bowl. I totally freaked.
Ah, the joys of living with an avid hunter.

New header! I finally made one for myself.
Nick Urata from DeVotchKa. He's a very pretty man.

Things to do before next Friday:

-tutorial (Jesus, I really need to finish that)
-chapter one of Salvador Dali/Federico Garcia Lorca story (stfu I'm a nerd)
-comment on other peoples' journals
-try making Indonesian food (yeah, in my dreams)
-marry an Argentinian man and raise llamas (mom wants me to)

But for now, I'm going to watch a movie.

...Along with Federico Garcia Lorca and hot artist-on-artist action, this is
totally a movie you need to see.

www.littleashes-themovie.com/

It looks really good. The guy who played Cedric in Harry Potter and Edward
in Twilight, Robert Pattinson, was cast as Dali (just in case you're more familiar
with that stuff than the artists). And I always hoped there would be a movie
about the relationship between Garcia Lorca and Dali. There seemed to be so
much more than what met the eye. Lorca's poems made it clear.

But above all I sing a common thought
that joins us in the dark and golden hours.
The light that blinds our eyes is not art.
Rather it is love, friendship, crossed swords.

- from Federico Garcia Lorca's Ode To Salvador Dali.

Guh *_*

It's only August, and already I can see my breath when I'm outside at night.
This is madness. I don't want summer to be over yet.
I don't want to go to college D:

Things have a way of sneaking up on me, and it's really annoying. 

But on a happier note, I'm going to see The Dark Knight again tomorrow (well, technically today)
with my friend Ethan. My friend Kevin, who I saw the movie with the first time, might show up too.
I hope so. It'd be sweet. We haven't hung out as a group since Creative Writing class last spring.

Yay, TDK. 8D

That's really all I have to say.
Off to work.