And now for your entertainment...

[lithera]

Or not... A sampling of my thoughts as I went to get lunch.

Texas. What the hell?

It's lovely out today. Sun, clouds and wind. If I could order up days, I'd order me a whole bunch of these.

I want a car. I kind of wanted a car a few months ago but the desire to be able to get in my car and drive far, far away if I want is becoming a slow burning obsession. I ust find a way to do this car thing. Soon.

Ooooooh! Country Chicken Vegetable soup. Yum.

Hillary Duff. Not that cute. Kind of scary.

I need more authors and more subjects to read. Been awhile since I found a subject I was passionate about. During my Joan kick I checked out all of the books on her in the Seattle library system.

I should learn Latin.

Cookies! Lemonade! Wheeeeeee! Mmmmm. This soup is really good.

The next song is gonna be that Green Day song. The one that goes, "She... She screams in silence.." or something like that. Good music day.

Comments

[frostedelves.livejournal.com]

You're reading Herodotus anyway. You could always do intensive Alcibiades the Ancient Grecian Mega-Slut research next and formulate your own learned theory on whether he ever got anywhere trying to boink Socrates.

Oh. Or if you already have, look up Njal's Saga. Mmm Ancient Icelandic!

[lithera.livejournal.com]

Actually, I should re-read Herodotus. I'm reading Thucydides right now (accompanied by Donald Kagan's book as well).

I should read more Xenophon as well.

[frostedelves.livejournal.com]

I should do that too. Perhaps I'll find it less dry now it's not required reading. I always loved things like the plays and Plato's Symposium best, the history itself was more like work.

[lithera.livejournal.com]

Yeah. When it was required, I remember slogging my feet through a large chunk of it, though there were funny parts. Like how Herodotus will segue for like 20 pages.

[cleverusername2.livejournal.com]

Woot for Jareth!