Henry Miller had the same issues focussing on productivity in 1933 as we do today. Of course, he had the added advantage of living at a time without Facebook or Tumblr.
I particularly like no. 7.: “…drink if you feel like it.” Oh wow! I do that!
(Thanks to my husband for finding this!)
Laura Carmichael, Michelle Dockery and Jessica Brown-Findlay at the London premiere of Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage the Dawn of the Dawn Treader, November 30th, 2010
The Crawley Sisters, ladies and gentlemen.
I’m feeling very into sisters right now.
yes, i can relate to this very deeply at this moment in time
i wish i had a solution to offer you, but i very much do not. i can tell you that if you think listening to the entire mirah discography while you pull an all-nighter will make you feel better, it will not. hopefully that is of some help.
yes! haviland texted me just yesterday to tell me they’d written season two and that it was gonna be super awesome!
another really interesting piece from sebastian!
yes this is the best possible way for this kind of thing to work out.
it’s a hard choice to make, but it’s the wise choice indeed.
four for you.
yes, i do – used books and e-books, though. i sort of have my own library. i have A LOT of books. if i had space i’d have more books – ‘cause i want to buy like half a used bookstore every time i walk into one – but every time i move i have to get rid of like 50 books and even now i have boxes of books with no place to put them. i used to collect magazines too but i’ve had to get rid of most of them except the really really special ones because of space.
i think generally it’s important to pay it forward. i want people to buy books, and when i write my book i want people to buy it. so i have to build good book karma.
anyhow, i reference the books i have a lot. so maybe when i’m older and have an actual house for a real person, then i will have some kind of fabulous library and you can come over and we can read together!
It’s tomorrow February 5th at 6pm at LC 101 at Yale!
…somehow it resonated, the image of three men wearing suits and carrying luggage across India, trying to find themselves something new, coping with missed chances and fucked up hearts.
