Alioshka wrote:

And finally... are you serious? You didn't even mean to link to that return of the lich king article?? Phewf! That is extreeeeeme alexander. I am very glad that 6am yesterday saw a new sun dawn upon you. I need sleep too. And tonight, I will get it. You too, I hope. Haha! The spider drawing exchange really IS funny! Except for that it's a fraudulent cheap trick by ninemsn. Here is an exchange Adelaide man CLAIMS he had with utility company... that's ridiculous! You can't put humorous interchanges civilians CLAIM to have made in the news!! luckily i deleted my hotmail account recently and no longer see their NEWS bulletins when i sign out.

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Alioshka wrote:

I've been trying to find online the script of Baisers Volés, but I can't and I'm searching in French so maybe it's not around. It's the third movie from the Antoine Doinel series by Truffaut, you must have seen, right? Well, the speech given by the man in the park to Christine reminds me of you!!!!! Really really! In a funny way but not a kidding way, you get me? If you haven't seen it I'll find it somehow and quote it to you.

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Alioshka wrote:

briefing on him from the flyleaf: "Marcel Proust was born in Auteuil in 1871. In his twenties, he became a conspicuous society figure, frequenting the most fashionable Paris salons of the day. After 1899, however, his suffering from chronic asthma, the death of his parents and his growing disillusionment with humanity caused him to lead an increasingly retired life. He slept by day and worked by night, writing letters and devoting himself to the completion of A la recherche du temps perdu [In search of lost time]. He died in 1922 before the publication of the last three volumes of his great work." I had this notion that it would be very dense, and difficult to read... but the very first lines had me thrilled and already his devotee. The way he speaks. I am ENCHANTED.

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Alioshka wrote:

I JUST REMEMBERED THAT YOU SNORE REALLY LOUDLY!!!! ...oh well.

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Alioshka wrote:

ps have you replaced cigarettes with anything?? nerds?

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Alioshka wrote:

oh my god have you read any proust? marcel proust slept through the day and wrote at night. i'm reading the first volume of 'in search of lost time', called Swann's Way... have you read it?? i am worshipping every word. and YES YES YES sleep in our car! haha it will be awesome! it's a big stationwagon, there's plenty of room. i'll pass it by eleanor of course but i am thinking an extra car body will add to the woo. wooooo!

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Alioshka wrote:

hahahahahahahaha! well, i was supposed to deduce SOMETHING from that newspaper article, right? lucky guess. oh silly boy. as for me, i stay up simply to listen to music. mainly i wear headphones, lie on my back, stare at the wall and listen and really listen and kind of think about the music. likewise, it's a habit i must kick. i can't say i'm not enjoying it, i am. but i have to wake up and cycle to work after only an hour or two's sleep, which was fine for before, but now i have been employed as a ghost writer (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) and i really need to be sharp because it is this lady's kind of autobiography and i just adore her and i need to work on it when i'm not working at the surgery and i have a deadline. furthermore, when i'm tired running is a total drag, and at this point in time running every day is a better habit than not sleeping at night... which is a tragedy =( because dammit i LOVE staying up all night. but i've promised myself this is the last night of self-indulgence.

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Alioshka wrote:

ps..... did you stay up all night last night playing revenge of the lich king? or whatever it's called? is that what you're up to lately?

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