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The impotence of proofreading
I don't know why I'm laughing so much. I'm still not over my deadlines. Grr.
Emma Watson in Vogue Italia. Gaultier and Valentino and diamonds. Draco Malfoy must be behind this shoot.
Particularly this photo (click and then click again for a high res view. You'd want to):
You agree?
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The trouble with online life is you get distracted from life (and your life's duties) whenever you go online. Toink.
Exempli gratia:
Kellan: I like The Notebook, Tristan & Isolde, and Romeo + Juliet. [I enjoy] period pieces that aren't just about winning the girl but are also about the struggle of class, wealth and privilege.
See?
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And my head is spinning and threatening to implode from the lovely things I get from![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/community.gif)
start_writing .
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Oh yeah, I changed layout again last week and had to change my text names, too. Gardening theme now. Haha. If only I can wake up during sunrise instead of near sunset.
- Monday, I was down with the flu.
- Tuesday, I still wasn't upright. But functioning, after sleeping for 22 hours straight from the two consecutive doses of phenylpropanolamine. (Touch-type that five times.)
- Wednesday, wasted time reading an old HP fan fic in MNFF. C&P-ed it to a notepad and read in bed. It was too late when I logged online again and checked when it was published. 2006. Ugh. I guess I needed that. I've been surrounded by great/expert/pundit/doyen fan fic authors for too long.
- Thursday, this is... today! My mom's birthday. She's mad I sent her a birthday milestone card. Ah. Yeah, this is probably why I'm giggling non-stop.
Emma Watson in Vogue Italia. Gaultier and Valentino and diamonds. Draco Malfoy must be behind this shoot.
Particularly this photo (click and then click again for a high res view. You'd want to):
You agree?
~~~
The trouble with online life is you get distracted from life (and your life's duties) whenever you go online. Toink.
Exempli gratia:
Kellan: I like The Notebook, Tristan & Isolde, and Romeo + Juliet. [I enjoy] period pieces that aren't just about winning the girl but are also about the struggle of class, wealth and privilege.
See?
~~~
And my head is spinning and threatening to implode from the lovely things I get from
start_writing . ~~~
Oh yeah, I changed layout again last week and had to change my text names, too. Gardening theme now. Haha. If only I can wake up during sunrise instead of near sunset.