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[the-quiet-woman-of-history]

[cloudedpeach]

hahahhaah god. that is so sad that people actually think like that. *spits everywhere*

Sure, but to me, a whole new world of making fun has been born. Sorry about your "friend" though

[ouryoungernoise-blog]

28, 32~

28: Might sound a bit generic to some, but novel-wise, I’d have to say Fahrenheit 451. I’ve always loved Ray Bradbury’s work since I was young and reading through his short story collections. Something about that book really engrosses me in its world, and I always find myself wanting to revisit it. But other than novels, I always find myself going back to Carl Jung’s “The Undiscovered Self”. It’s a pretty demanding read, but I feel like coming back to it at different times in my life, I always learn something new. I actually feel that way about a lot of his work. That book in particular though just really draws me toward it again and again.

32: Today’s good for the most part! It’s been a bit of a lazy day. I talked with an officer about my neighbor’s house being broken into, as well as my neighbor, so I’m a bit unsettled about that, but otherwise well. I’m just watching hockey with a couple of my friends and relaxing. Typical comfortable winter day, free of any real complaint.

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