on and on
From the titular Jack Johnson CD. Relaxing, but when I listen to it 15 times in a row, it gets preachy- not sure if that's my fault or his.
I started my job (Patent Examiner) last Monday. From the end of school 'til now, I've been avoiding writing here, since I've been reading very little. I've just been catching up with friends and moving and buying and building and achieving small life things that might someday culminate in my total maturation. Ha!
One of many things I like about the job is the commute: I take the bus is, so a) I don't kill the planet, and b) I have 30 min. to read each way. Plus, I got a library card the first morning I was here, so.
I checked out "The Book of Laughter and Forgetting" by Kundera (why does no library I frequent ever have "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" available? Is it just so good that it's always being read, or do they just never have a copy?). On the bus, I'm reading "The Story of Philosophy" by Will Durant.
Consider this updated, and perhaps even newly begun.
I started my job (Patent Examiner) last Monday. From the end of school 'til now, I've been avoiding writing here, since I've been reading very little. I've just been catching up with friends and moving and buying and building and achieving small life things that might someday culminate in my total maturation. Ha!
One of many things I like about the job is the commute: I take the bus is, so a) I don't kill the planet, and b) I have 30 min. to read each way. Plus, I got a library card the first morning I was here, so.
I checked out "The Book of Laughter and Forgetting" by Kundera (why does no library I frequent ever have "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" available? Is it just so good that it's always being read, or do they just never have a copy?). On the bus, I'm reading "The Story of Philosophy" by Will Durant.
Consider this updated, and perhaps even newly begun.
posted by meg at 10:39 PM
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