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scarletmorning) wrote2011-02-26 01:24 pm
scarletmorning) wrote2011-02-26 01:24 pm
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"Melancholie" by In Extremo. It's so incredibly pretty and sad ;.; I listened to it while writing my Geoffrey/Elincia-old-people-Elincia-is-dead piece (which is still not exactly finished because it's a bitch to edit. I was so caught up in my feelings that my writing suffered) and it made me tear up.
Also, I was going through some of my lecture notes because I have to write an essay-thingie and I was reminded that I've wanted to read Thackeray´s "Vanity Fair" weeks ago. I have to buy that. I'm also contemplating if I should get Dickens "Our Mutual Friend". It sounds interesting. And there is one book that I may want to read but there are two things that prevent me from doing that:
1. It's freaking long.
2. It's called "The Moonstone". The MOONSTONE. I don't want Valter D8
"Melancholie" by In Extremo. It's so incredibly pretty and sad ;.; I listened to it while writing my Geoffrey/Elincia-old-people-Elincia-is-dead piece (which is still not exactly finished because it's a bitch to edit. I was so caught up in my feelings that my writing suffered) and it made me tear up.
Also, I was going through some of my lecture notes because I have to write an essay-thingie and I was reminded that I've wanted to read Thackeray´s "Vanity Fair" weeks ago. I have to buy that. I'm also contemplating if I should get Dickens "Our Mutual Friend". It sounds interesting. And there is one book that I may want to read but there are two things that prevent me from doing that:
1. It's freaking long.
2. It's called "The Moonstone". The MOONSTONE. I don't want Valter D8
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