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And the pattern still remains
Nov. 12th, 2005 10:54 pm
High temp today, here: 15. Dewpoint then: 4. High dewpoint: 5.
High temp today in TO: 14. Dewpoint then: 5. High dewpoint: 5.
More of those rare November thunderstorms in the forecast for tomorrow morning. Potential Gamma taking a holiday in Panama.
Made chili. Very nice, creamy chili. I think the key to good chili is, you have to boil it.
Halfway through Dalloway. What a lark. What a larf. O, heavens.
Dalloway, oddly, reminds me of a soap opera, in that it's the kind of thing that might encourage people to take their petty little relationship problems oh so very deadly seriously--as if people need any encouraging.
The funny thing about this course is, the prof's a product of mid-20th-century Freudland, so everything for her is all about that--but for me, all this stuff is so heavily class-oriented, in a Nietzsche/Hegel-inflected way: the slavish bourgeois seeking recognition, "respectability", though usually they're the bohemian "bourgeois manqué", as someone calls Tonio Kröger, bourgeois despite themselves.
In other old news, my arm is still weird.
High temp today in TO: 14. Dewpoint then: 5. High dewpoint: 5.
More of those rare November thunderstorms in the forecast for tomorrow morning. Potential Gamma taking a holiday in Panama.
Made chili. Very nice, creamy chili. I think the key to good chili is, you have to boil it.
Halfway through Dalloway. What a lark. What a larf. O, heavens.
Dalloway, oddly, reminds me of a soap opera, in that it's the kind of thing that might encourage people to take their petty little relationship problems oh so very deadly seriously--as if people need any encouraging.
The funny thing about this course is, the prof's a product of mid-20th-century Freudland, so everything for her is all about that--but for me, all this stuff is so heavily class-oriented, in a Nietzsche/Hegel-inflected way: the slavish bourgeois seeking recognition, "respectability", though usually they're the bohemian "bourgeois manqué", as someone calls Tonio Kröger, bourgeois despite themselves.
In other old news, my arm is still weird.
