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October 03, 2005

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Lujza

Awesome new look!

Saltation

never underestimate the emotional value of sequestered achievement

dorothy

The new look is lovely. Noticed it yesterday.

poopie

Looks damn good too! I feel your pain in the overwhelmed department. Let's take a deep breath together and carry on ;)

Anne

Looks great! A good time-waster, is site design, and you always feel like you acomplished something at the end. :)

Helen

It does look fantastic in here!

And the stress? I understand. Let's attempt to win the lotto and all go away, yes? :)

Suzanne

I like the new look.

No, strike that.

I envy the new look. Because I like it so much.

kenju

When you are overloaded to the point of boiling over, it helps to do your own thing for a time. That's your stress-reliever for the week.

Marcia

For what it's worth, I really like the new look. Hope you get a chance to relax a bit!

Jennifer

For the record, all I had to do with it were a few minor customizations and the uploading event. Trust me, I couldn't build one of these things from scratch if you paid me! :-)

RisibleGirl

It looks very nice. The colors remind me of Andi's mints. Now I want one. Thanks a lot!

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The Mood


    My Unkymood Punkymood (Unkymoods)





Preface


    bona fides : good faith; the state of being exactly as claims or appearances indicate.

    All profound distraction opens certain doors. You have to allow yourself to be distracted when you are unable to concentrate.
    ~ Julio Cortázar

    You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.
    ~ Mae West


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On the Nightstand

  • Leslie Daniels: Cleaning Nabokov's House

    Leslie Daniels: Cleaning Nabokov's House
    "...(A) funny and moving novel about a woman’s desperate attempt to rebuild her life. When Barb Barrett walks out on her loveless marriage she doesn’t realize she will lose everything: her home, her financial security, even her beloved children. Approaching forty with her life in shambles and no family or friends to turn to, Barb must now discover what it means to rely on herself in a stark new emotional landscape.

    Guided only by her intense inner voice and a unique entrepreneurial vision, Barb begins to collect the scattered pieces of her life. She moves into a house once occupied by Vladimir Nabokov, author of the controversial masterpiece Lolita, and discovers a manuscript that may be his lost work. As her journey gathers momentum, Barb deepens a connection with her new world, discovering resources in her community and in herself that no one had anticipated. Written in elegant prose with touches of sharp humor and wit, Cleaning Nabokov’s House offers a new vision of modern love and a fervent reminder that it is never too late to find faith in our truest selves."

  • Richard Russo: Empire Falls

    Richard Russo: Empire Falls
    This selection comes from my vast piles of "books to be read" and I'm fairly certain I've owned it for going on a decade now. In keeping with one of my 2012 Intentions, I am going through these piles in earnest, and will be procuring the majority of my new reading material this year from said piles. It's time.

    From a review: "Even the minor members of Russo's large cast are fully fleshed, and forays into the past lend the narrative an extra depth and resonance. When it comes to evoking the cherished hopes and dreams of ordinary people, Russo is unsurpassed."

    Sounds pretty promising, no?

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