I know, I'm lame but you wouldn't believe it. Have I always been so spoiled? Honestly, how does the cliche go, "You don't know what you got 'til it's gone?" Well amen. This little fellow, whom you see as just a humble, boring, simple coffee mug, *as I anticipate many of you feel this way about me* is so much more. This guy acts as my water glass, potato chip bowl, soup bowl, and wine glass. Yes, he is a well traveled, talented, multiculturalist. He adapts and does each job well enough to get by *as I anticipate many of you feel this way about me.* I was planning on throwing him out so I didn't have to pack him, but if you can't tell by my picture taking, paint touch-ups, and babbling in this blog, I have grown quite fond of him. Name suggestions anyone? Again, there is not much to report. I kind of took it easy this weekend. I finished off Of Mice and Men, started Farewell to Arms, went through a list of things I had to do while here, did some work for the Pillar and am know enjoying a sub-par glass of Shiraz. But hey, it's not because of the glass. I planned on going to the Sigmund Freud Museum today but, being Sunday, the hours were limited and it's a 40 minute train ride. Until next time, I promise something more exciting will happen. Cheers.
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So now you can tell me about the rabbits? What else are you planning to read?
I'll tell you about the rabbits, on the bank of a river, with a gun in my hand. Just kidding, I love you. I started Farewell to Arms. So far so good. Did you move yet?
I can totally see where you are coming from!!!!!!! That mug would be my best friend too... I feel like that entire combo is amazing...
Oh and nice heart... How did you do that???? I want to do it...
You're going to love "Farewell to Arms," Matt! I read it in Spain, on my honeymoon. And I haven't read a better book yet--ten years running. It's great to see your picture and read your musings. Hello to Ahmed for me. Cheers!
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