nightbird: Mucha illustration, young peasant holding scythe and grain (little boxes)
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As it happens, the real world has chosen the most anvilicious parallel imaginable to keep me busy while I start up this new journal: my lease on my apartment is up about two weeks, and I get the keys to my new places tomorrow. The first thing I'm going to get in there are the books and DVDs -- surely after that everything will follow, right? It's been two years since I had a new place in a new neighborhood, and I'm really excited about this one. It's a one-bedroom instead of a studio, and it's a bit ridiculous how thrilled I am at my upcoming ability to separate my living space from my working space.

Does anyone else feel like they're in 10th grade English, learning about thematic parallelism for the first (or fifth, depending on the ambition of previous teachers) time?

Okay, I've got that pep talk out of my system. The plan is to have actual content here once a day. We'll see how that happens, though I guess it's kind of like brushing your teeth, and forcing the habit at an impressionable age leaves you with superior oral hygiene. I can think of far too many cheesy ways to extend that metaphor, which is probably my signal to leave this entry where it is. Apparently I'm trying desperately to look cooler than I actually am -- why, I have no idea, but this journal? I won't lie, I'm dancing on the other side of this screen.

Anyway. New journaling site means I'm learning new things, and my nugget of the day?

Hello world!
Mood:: 'content' content
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lilacsigil: Hermionie Granger, "Hooray Books" (hermione)
posted by [personal profile] lilacsigil at 03:48am on 15/04/2009
I think your English teachers might have been more ambitious than ours - we made it to Year 10 before learning what a verb was!

Your moving priorities sound absolutely correct - books first, everything else follows!
nightbird: Mucha illustration, young peasant holding scythe and grain (my city and all its moving parts)
posted by [personal profile] nightbird at 03:52am on 15/04/2009
Hello, first comment!

It only seems logical, right? You put the things you need most in another place, and then you make everything else migrate after.
lilacsigil: 12 Apostles rocks, text "Rock On" (12 Apostles)
posted by [personal profile] lilacsigil at 04:12am on 15/04/2009
I have conducted international moves that way - I may have been cold and had to sleep on a board, but at least I had something to read!
st_aurafina: Rainbow DNA (Default)
posted by [personal profile] st_aurafina at 03:51am on 15/04/2009
Yay! *waves like a mad thing* New apartment, new journal, it's all so exciting.
nightbird: Mucha illustration, young peasant holding scythe and grain (this happens quite a lot.)
posted by [personal profile] nightbird at 03:53am on 15/04/2009
It is! I feel like I need to be doing a song-and-dance number, except knowing me, the "and dance" part would prove dangerous to my health. :)
 
posted by [personal profile] whatistigerbalm at 09:10am on 15/04/2009
I agree with the above comment!
tropes: (walla walla)
posted by [personal profile] tropes at 08:46pm on 15/04/2009
:P Hello!
nightbird: Mucha illustration, young peasant holding scythe and grain (the fox confessor)
posted by [personal profile] nightbird at 12:49am on 16/04/2009
Hey hey, you! \o_

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