Thursday Mar 10, 2005

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'mornin world!

Not a bad night at work.... for once.

I had some lovely banter with several staff members and was surprised to find that none of them had heard of the film Harold and Maude--one of my favorites. (I love the dark comedy and sweet surprising love story.) The conversation led to a discussion of many fine films and underground classics , some of which I have yet to see. Perhaps this evening I will rent a few to watch as I pass the time through the wretched choredom which exists on my infrequent days off.

Ah. The day off. Solitary meaning for my existance.
Time to catch up on the crap that has fallen by the wayside all week. Time to listen to fabulous music (while chore whoring), watch wonderful films (while chore whoring), catch up with beloved friends (while chore whoring) and, oh yes, BE the chore whore that I have become!
People of the world, embrace your inner whore! Come and fold a load of laundry with me as we discuss Diogenes. Pour a glass of Merlot as we pour through my paperwork. Ah the fulfilling life of a whore never ceases.....

Thought for the SG day;

Discourse on virtue and they pass by in droves. Whistle and dance the shimmy and you've got an audience.

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zombieelvis:
Just back from my weekly soiree into That London, where I'm known as someone who does stuff. That London is the full name given by people in the north of England to That London. Going to That London makes me appreciate the full irrelevance of somewhere like Liverpool (where I live). I like That London, although having lived there for many years I don't think I could do so again. We've done rural and urban, and I have to say I much prefer urban. No particular reason really. I like busy. Liverpool is neither. I think Liverpool died in the sixties and people keep claiming it's being rejuvanated, but it's seems pretty dead to me. But then I was at a party for the grandees of the publishing world on Monday night, and figured that publishing is also dead. I spent half an hour talking to the acquisitions editor of a left-wing publishing house about his latest radical acquisition (which isn't very), and all the time I was thinking about Japanese food.

Mmm.... ramen.

So then I figured, maybe I'm dead. But then I thought....mmm... sushi....
zombieelvis:
I've come to show you love.

And I'm spent.

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