#p364

[thecrowclubsmanager]

« Tell me to stop. Push me away.

She exhaled. “Go on,” she repeated. Finish the story.

The barest movement and his lips brushed her skin — warm, smooth, beaded with moisture. Desire courses through him, a thousand images he’d hoarded, barely let himself imagine — the fall of her dark hair freed from its braid, his hand fitted to the little curve of her waist, her lips parted, whispering his name. »

[nusumigaki]

「きのうの電話は何だったんだ」 「しあわせだったの」

[cookie-monster23-blog]

[hus351]

Taken from What Some Have Thought, this video shares what three different people thought of the house when asked to describe it. My personal favorite is the horizontal eight because as we can see from this video, a horizontal eight is an infinity symbol. This means the house goes on seemingly forever into infinity. The motion of the eight rotating into a horizontal position could also indicate the constant motion of the rooms; they are constantly changing dimensions and also sometimes seem to extend to infinity. Looking at the other two quoted persons, I included those mainly just to give a visual representation of how it could look on the page.

-k.v.

[i-rather-think-he-knew-anyway]

[booksafterbooks]

"Karen: So how would you describe the house? Copperfield: A riddle." Put into this context, these riddles for kids become our future nightmares.