DearToday was also a boring day. So, I read the second part of The Amulet of Samarkand, marking amusing spots with a thin slip of paper.shaysdays,
zero-gravity sex is proving somewhat difficult to write. I may have to post it late, such as tomorrow.
Weightlessly,active_apathy.
There's a forest of little slips of paper poking out of the middle of the book.
To quote one in particular - not spolierish, but cut and in white just in case:
The imp gave a forlorn cry. 'O brilliant ray of starlight, it grieves me, but I do not know! May I be toasted for my ignorance! I simply carry messages, worthless as I am. I go where I'm directed and bring replies by return, never deviating from my course and never pausing - unless I am fortunate enough to be waylaid by your good grace and squashed under a stone.'
-Jonathan Stroud, The Amulet of Samarkand, p 159
And thus is it amusing. And it's making me do that thing where I read books a little bit at a time to try to make them last longer.
It was hot today. I see that the weather has responded to my earlier comments with great enthusiasm, but didn't pay much attention to my comments about pacing itself. Grr.
Also, I see there's much drama about everyone getting subdomains. While it's upsetting to see, I do feel the need to point something out - it's possible to write a Firefox bookmark that'll painlessly take you to whatever slice of LJ you desire. You:
- Go to Bookmarks -> Manage bookmarks.
- Click 'New bookmark'
- Give the bookmark a name
- For 'location', put in http://%s.livejournal.com
- For 'keyword', type lj
- Optionally, type in a description
Also, 11:59? I