(not that anybody would have noticed)
I took a token from my library a few days ago
and exchanged it for a book today
(there's a choice of 10 silly children's books)
I got
'The Sharing a Shell Song'
which is pretty meh
but
the pictures by Lydia Monks are fun -
I like the seagull with the brolly during the storm scene
x3
cute <3
I was a little confused
and, to be honest, a little insulted and hurt too
that on the receipt for the book
(lol, a receipt for something I didn't pay for...)
it said dollars.
> = (
Quoth:
Sharing a Shell WBD07 1.00
WBD Voucher 07 EPOS 0.00
Total: £1.00
#1WBDVoucher -1.00
Cash 0.00
You saved £1.00 today
2 Item(s) sold ... &c
(read # as a dollar sign because, for obvious reasons, my keyboard doesn't have a dollar sign avaliable.)
It's not like I payed for anything anyway, but since when did I do any transaction that directly involved American currency? I don't want to sound offensive or anything, but I'd hate to think I was dealing with dollars. (To be honest, I don't even like shopping at ASDA since it was bought out by Walmart...)
Also, I was confused by the 2 items sold part...
*shrug*
Oh!
Does anybody know what
jonnycake is?
Hoffman keeps mentioning it in 'Blackbird House' and I don't know what it is, other than a cake.
(I've lost my library card! ;o; ! I've looked more or less everywhere in my room and around the house and I can't find it. I made Bexy get Blackbird House and Slow Decay -a Torchwood book, because I'm nerdy and I only bought 'Another Life'- out for me, but I want more books. I can't just have two, it's physically impossible.)
&
(people that actually know me, of course
people that live in Hinckley)
if anybody sees a copy of
The Shell House
in a shop someplace
be it a charity shop or WH or somewhere
please tell me!
- I took it out of the school library and loved it <3
Though, in all fairness, it's structured like every other book
Linda Newbery has written. She is a wonderful
writer, unquestionably, but her books are like...
they're like a row of terraced houses; they all look and feel very
similar, despite the fact that they have different things inside.
AND
my camera won't work
It's a pile of piss.
I was trying to take a picture of Mackenzie when he was wearing my pink headband
but it kept switching to sound and AVI
which it isn't meant to do
> = |
&&
I'm also going to start keeping a list of books
that I have read recently
because I tend to remember random lines
and not remember which books I have read
and, consequently, where the quote came from.
&&&
I might make a list of books that I own
just so I don't go buying a book I already have
(unless the second copy is really, really nice)
and so other people don't either,
considering my grandpa bought me:
The Liar
and
The Mill on the Floss
today, despite the fact that I already have both (-but I have not read the latter...)
Devious Comments
he was complaining about a British video on pancake making and he was all:
those aren't pancakes! those are crepes!
You can tell he didn't take French, because crepes is just pancakes in French
--
Beginning to faint in the light that she loves
On a bed of daffodil sky,
To faint in the light of the sun she loves,
To faint in his light, and to die.
"johnnycake; johnny cake, jonnycake
Thought to be the precursor of the pancake, the johnnycake dates back to the early 1700s. It's a rather flat griddlecake made of cornmeal, salt and either boiling water or cold milk; there are strong advocates of both versions. Today's johnnycakes often have eggs, oil or melted butter and leavening (such as baking powder) added. Some renditions are baked in the oven, more like traditional cornbread. Also called hoe cake or hoecake"
= )
you were right
--
Beginning to faint in the light that she loves
On a bed of daffodil sky,
To faint in the light of the sun she loves,
To faint in his light, and to die.
very thin, and delicious.
pile of piss would be hard to make,
puddles though, that may be easier.
alternatives to pile of piss would be 'a bucket of wank'
- i wanted to write 'pile of piss' on my french coursework, but the dictionary had neither pile nor piss (which is odd considering it offers the french for bitch, bastard, fuck &c)
so i ended up calling Leisure and Tourism "un seau de diarrhée" because it was the only alternative
(i scored a 'D' - woo u_u )
--
Beginning to faint in the light that she loves
On a bed of daffodil sky,
To faint in the light of the sun she loves,
To faint in his light, and to die.
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