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My perfect time of day... when the sun gets to the very cusp of the mountain (I live in a valley) each evening and streams into my front room. It only happens for a few weeks and only for a very short time each day. It's like being in heaven. This is one of the reasons I love summer so much. I don't get much sun into my front room in the winter.
Jul. 6th, 2011
My perfect time of day... when the sun gets to the very cusp of the mountain (I live in a valley) each evening and streams into my front room. It only happens for a few weeks and only for a very short time each day. It's like being in heaven. This is one of the reasons I love summer so much. I don't get much sun into my front room in the winter.
What do you think?
Jul. 6th, 2011 09:01 pmPicture, if you will, a street.
Okay, so I have a question about placement of people on this street. There are four "groups" that live on this street. Let's call them A, B, C and D.
A and B get along well. C and D get along well. A and C don't get along. B and D don't get along.
There is a sort of "barrier" that separates the block into four parts. Like a park that is sort of neutral territory.
So... should I put the "likes" across the street from each other or on the same side? There is a different sort of tension with either option so really, I'm asking what tension sounds more enjoyable? Seeing each other out the front windows and sort of toeing an invisible line down the middle of the street or dividing the middle/neutral ground up into sections?
Okay, so I have a question about placement of people on this street. There are four "groups" that live on this street. Let's call them A, B, C and D.
A and B get along well. C and D get along well. A and C don't get along. B and D don't get along.
There is a sort of "barrier" that separates the block into four parts. Like a park that is sort of neutral territory.
So... should I put the "likes" across the street from each other or on the same side? There is a different sort of tension with either option so really, I'm asking what tension sounds more enjoyable? Seeing each other out the front windows and sort of toeing an invisible line down the middle of the street or dividing the middle/neutral ground up into sections?
What do you think?
Jul. 6th, 2011 09:01 pmPicture, if you will, a street.
Okay, so I have a question about placement of people on this street. There are four "groups" that live on this street. Let's call them A, B, C and D.
A and B get along well. C and D get along well. A and C don't get along. B and D don't get along.
There is a sort of "barrier" that separates the block into four parts. Like a park that is sort of neutral territory.
So... should I put the "likes" across the street from each other or on the same side? There is a different sort of tension with either option so really, I'm asking what tension sounds more enjoyable? Seeing each other out the front windows and sort of toeing an invisible line down the middle of the street or dividing the middle/neutral ground up into sections?
Okay, so I have a question about placement of people on this street. There are four "groups" that live on this street. Let's call them A, B, C and D.
A and B get along well. C and D get along well. A and C don't get along. B and D don't get along.
There is a sort of "barrier" that separates the block into four parts. Like a park that is sort of neutral territory.
So... should I put the "likes" across the street from each other or on the same side? There is a different sort of tension with either option so really, I'm asking what tension sounds more enjoyable? Seeing each other out the front windows and sort of toeing an invisible line down the middle of the street or dividing the middle/neutral ground up into sections?
*falls over laughing*
Jul. 6th, 2011 10:45 pmThe spambots are trying out other languages.
In an older journal of mine that is still linked to email, I got this reply to an entry of just quotes:
Vous avez de bons points il, c'est pourquoi j'aime toujours verifier votre blog, Il semble que vous etes un expert dans ce domaine. maintenir le bon travail, Mon ami recommander votre site.
Mon francais n'est pas tres bon, je suis de l'Allemagne.
And then when I translated it:
You have good points there, so I always check your blog, it seems that you are an expert in this field. keep up the good work, My friend recommended your site.
My french is not very good, I'm from Germany.
Then why didn't you spam me in German? Twit.
In an older journal of mine that is still linked to email, I got this reply to an entry of just quotes:
Vous avez de bons points il, c'est pourquoi j'aime toujours verifier votre blog, Il semble que vous etes un expert dans ce domaine. maintenir le bon travail, Mon ami recommander votre site.
Mon francais n'est pas tres bon, je suis de l'Allemagne.
And then when I translated it:
You have good points there, so I always check your blog, it seems that you are an expert in this field. keep up the good work, My friend recommended your site.
My french is not very good, I'm from Germany.
Then why didn't you spam me in German? Twit.
*falls over laughing*
Jul. 6th, 2011 10:45 pmThe spambots are trying out other languages.
In an older journal of mine that is still linked to email, I got this reply to an entry of just quotes:
Vous avez de bons points il, c'est pourquoi j'aime toujours verifier votre blog, Il semble que vous etes un expert dans ce domaine. maintenir le bon travail, Mon ami recommander votre site.
Mon francais n'est pas tres bon, je suis de l'Allemagne.
And then when I translated it:
You have good points there, so I always check your blog, it seems that you are an expert in this field. keep up the good work, My friend recommended your site.
My french is not very good, I'm from Germany.
Then why didn't you spam me in German? Twit.
In an older journal of mine that is still linked to email, I got this reply to an entry of just quotes:
Vous avez de bons points il, c'est pourquoi j'aime toujours verifier votre blog, Il semble que vous etes un expert dans ce domaine. maintenir le bon travail, Mon ami recommander votre site.
Mon francais n'est pas tres bon, je suis de l'Allemagne.
And then when I translated it:
You have good points there, so I always check your blog, it seems that you are an expert in this field. keep up the good work, My friend recommended your site.
My french is not very good, I'm from Germany.
Then why didn't you spam me in German? Twit.