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To-Do List.

READ
-Race in Shakespearean times from my Shakespeare Bibile (aka the very huge and heavy Norton Shakespeare)
-Othello, or the husband from afar
-La cité idéale: la bourgeoisie et le prolétariat

TYPE UP
-La Vie élégante
-Photo Negativity in Madame Bovary and Thérèse Desqueroux
-La cité idéale: la bourgeoisie et le prolétariat

STUDY
-XIXe (as breaks)

In other news, things are moving. I am also unsure (again) what I am going to make for supper. It's like a game :P Open the cupboards and make something with the mis-matched ingredients I have! I'd also forgotten it was daylight savings time this morning. *That* was not the most pleasant surprise to wake up to.

Back at it :D

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MUSIC.

Someone tell me why in the world I haven't listened to any Gravitation J-Pop in almost a year? I still *love* this stuff. Turning "Lost Complex" on (which I'm aware is Iceman and not Gravi, but it's the same style) was awesome. And it is music that needs VOLUME. It's just not the same when you play it quietly. It doesn't dive down into you and swallow you and make your chest swell otherwise. (Yes, I know that sounds like giving birth to an alien baby, but damnit, it's the best description I've got.) Ooo... "Sleepless Beauty"... I am enjoying this! I put on Les Mis for the first time in a while last week and really got sucked into that too. "One More Day" continues to be one of the very best songs in existence. I'll be damned if the second part of the song didn't catch me so thoroughly that my food nearly burned in the meantime. Thankfully, it's not long, so no harm done. Hee! I want to watch Gravitation and Fushigi Yuugi and Prétear all over again now!

Of course nothing can compare to masterpiece so recently created by yubsie and thecleric007 ;) It is so highly amusing, my dears. Even if trying to open it the first time made the computer freeze ^^*