Turns out that my Wallpaper a day blog is easier to do... but is also DONE! Sigh. Visited some dude at "wallpaperfree" on blogspot... Started three months before me! Same template even!! I just feel better cos I like my stuff better. His is all 3D stuff and looks like demo illustrations. Mine are mood things... Atleaast that's the theory...
The most amazing sunset this evening.... Purple and orange and gold. It had drizzled a bit earlier too, so everything reflected the colour of the sky back at you until it felt as if the entire world was glowing. They say that it's the pollution in the air that gives the sky that bright rusty orange. Maybe so... but it's still beautiful.
Ok day got magically better after watching new bunny horror War of The Worlds! Really really like the Bunny Tom Cruise. Makes him look as dumb as the sofa jump version!
Music has been revamped too. "Tonight won't last forever - morning always comes too soon!"
Aftertaste - Ben Lee.
I'm listening to all this depressing stuff after one of those never-again days. My i-Tunes playlist reads so:
Bed of Lies - Matchbox 20
Knockin on Heaven's Door - Bob Dylan
Toy Soldiers - Martika
King of Sorrow - Sade
Life for Rent - Dido
How do you get that lonely - Blaine Larson
Cry - James Blunt
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hmmmm. I think I got to switch playlists.
Nurse, pass the David Guetta and Brad Carter. Quickly, she's slipping away...!
Trying again. Got a new blog! Wallpaper only....
Maybe it will be easier to maintain. Cos I change my wallpaper everyday anyway. All I got to do is remember to upload... This is still the official rant page. That will hopefully become the daily pick of the pics.
Just click the "wallpaper it up" link.
I just made myself "Lost" wallpaper and discovered three unexpected fans in office! Funny how quickly a television addiction can make you bond with people... Books don't do the same thing. Although I suppose that is because I tend not to be as obvious and vocal about my book addiction.... and I also personally suffer from low level book snobbery.
I expect that the majority of people will not know books that I've read. I don't usually meet people with the weird breadth and sheer diversity of my choice of reading matter. So I gravitate toward the familiar group who I know read the same stuff as I do. And, when I meet someone who doesn't fit in the likely Fellow Reader category, but can converse about the same vast range, I get surprised.
In my defense I am quite capable of making conversation even with Nancy Drew readers. I just talk about T.V. ah! The great leveler...