Update and memes
Jun. 2nd, 2005 05:06 pmBlair Hall Apts., on the Feast of Sts. Peter and Marcellinus
I've caught up on my friends list, starting from skip=260, and am I overwhelmed! But I did read through everything and even attempted to comment.
As for me, what I've done these past few days while in New York:
1. Unpacked my bags so I can repack for my return to Cambridge in a couple of days.
2. Watched Korean movies and drama, as usual: the movies were 비천무 (a wu xia ripoff) and 천년호 (which I thought would be a martial arts film but turned out to be a classic Korean horror 전설, or "legend"), the drama is 슬픈연가 (three videos left to go, and I still have mixed feelings about the drama, about which I'll probably write a long review later)
3. Read the pile of books I brought home with me: Five Hundred Years After finished spectacularly (spoiler reaction: Aliera and Mario?! I never would have guessed it!), The Fairy Godmother (eh...interesting but very typical Lackey), and currently The Deer and the Cauldron (spoiler reaction: I'm at the moment when Trinket's sparring partner and friend turns out to be Emperor Kang Xi, and can I say that I adore this book to pieces? Trinket is hilarious and foul-mouthed.
tryogeru would be impressed.)
4. Went to karaoke with
aetherangelette, where to my surprise I managed to get 100s on three songs (no, I'm not actually all that good at singing; I think the machine just liked me or something)
5. Repaired and reassembled my shinai, which to my relief was not as splintered as I had imagined
I'm not bringing my desktop to Cambridge, so I need to figure out what I want to transfer to the iBook. The iBook has about the same amount of free space, but no CD burner, so I'll have to be careful about how much I download this summer. ::sighs::
( Book meme redux )
5) Who are you going to pass the stick to (to three people) and why?
schwimmerin and
klio911 because they like memes, and
fadedcliche because I'm curious.
( First lines meme )
Will return to writing once I get back to Cambridge. Also, does anyone have advice about international phone cards/cell phones?
Yours &c.
Post-script: I'm very amused that today's the feastday of Sts. Peter and Marcellinus because I read Einhard's book on the theft and relocation (more euphemistically called "translation") of their relics for section in the Charlemagne course.
I've caught up on my friends list, starting from skip=260, and am I overwhelmed! But I did read through everything and even attempted to comment.
As for me, what I've done these past few days while in New York:
1. Unpacked my bags so I can repack for my return to Cambridge in a couple of days.
2. Watched Korean movies and drama, as usual: the movies were 비천무 (a wu xia ripoff) and 천년호 (which I thought would be a martial arts film but turned out to be a classic Korean horror 전설, or "legend"), the drama is 슬픈연가 (three videos left to go, and I still have mixed feelings about the drama, about which I'll probably write a long review later)
3. Read the pile of books I brought home with me: Five Hundred Years After finished spectacularly (spoiler reaction: Aliera and Mario?! I never would have guessed it!), The Fairy Godmother (eh...interesting but very typical Lackey), and currently The Deer and the Cauldron (spoiler reaction: I'm at the moment when Trinket's sparring partner and friend turns out to be Emperor Kang Xi, and can I say that I adore this book to pieces? Trinket is hilarious and foul-mouthed.
4. Went to karaoke with
5. Repaired and reassembled my shinai, which to my relief was not as splintered as I had imagined
I'm not bringing my desktop to Cambridge, so I need to figure out what I want to transfer to the iBook. The iBook has about the same amount of free space, but no CD burner, so I'll have to be careful about how much I download this summer. ::sighs::
( Book meme redux )
5) Who are you going to pass the stick to (to three people) and why?
( First lines meme )
Will return to writing once I get back to Cambridge. Also, does anyone have advice about international phone cards/cell phones?
Yours &c.
Post-script: I'm very amused that today's the feastday of Sts. Peter and Marcellinus because I read Einhard's book on the theft and relocation (more euphemistically called "translation") of their relics for section in the Charlemagne course.