God & lighthouse man, guide this sailor back to land
Questions for the day.
1) What am I going to do when I run out of Murakami books to read? I picked up Kafka on the Shore a few days ago and read more than half of it on the plane yesterday. Seriously...his books put my head and heart in the right alignment...not too many other word-mechanics can do that consistently.
2) Is there another deployment in my future? Iran, please stop enriching uranium. I would like to do an actual semester of college. Oh, and please stop the Jew-baiting. Pat Robertson is bad enough.
3) How many Borges short stories can I read without laying down the book and blinking rapidly before reaching for a drink?
4) Whither Journalism?
Those are my questions. Anyone have any answers?
1) What am I going to do when I run out of Murakami books to read? I picked up Kafka on the Shore a few days ago and read more than half of it on the plane yesterday. Seriously...his books put my head and heart in the right alignment...not too many other word-mechanics can do that consistently.
2) Is there another deployment in my future? Iran, please stop enriching uranium. I would like to do an actual semester of college. Oh, and please stop the Jew-baiting. Pat Robertson is bad enough.
3) How many Borges short stories can I read without laying down the book and blinking rapidly before reaching for a drink?
4) Whither Journalism?
Those are my questions. Anyone have any answers?
*shakes up her magic 8 ball*
1) Most likely.
2) Reply hazy, ask again.
3) Six units.
4) It is certain.
*scratches head*
Posted by
annie |
11:01 PM
You're going to read all the other Murakami books again, of course.
I'm about halfway through Kafka too, and loving it. Nakata is fast becoming my favorite fictional character.
Posted by
Hannah |
11:47 PM