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When did you start liking musical theatre?
I kinda liked it when I was little but I really started to get into it in 7th grade
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sondhymen replied to your post:
That is fantastic!! I wish I had your motivation and perseverance! What does it mean that you won though? Does that just mean you finished your manuscript? Or is there an actual contest or race? I don’t really know much about NANOWRIMO.
Basically, NaNo is where you attempt to write 50k words in the 30 days of November. Most peopple seem to end their novels right there, but there are soe people that continue to write past the winning point of 50k. The only contest is really against yourself, but you can try nd beat your friends' word counts, if you want to during the month. Its pretty much a writing event that gets people to write and it's a lot of work, but really rewarding in the end :)
i love your blog and your gifs!
thank you!!! it makes me happy you like the gifs. :)
Thank you for adding that Joyce quote to the snow gif! =D It's such a beautiful line. In fact, that whole final paragraph is one of the most beautiful lines of prose in English Literature.
YESSS. It just fits so well. What a beautiful piece of writing. I adore the 1987 John Huston film adaptation of The Dead as well. I highly recommend it if you haven't seen it!!
sondhymen replied to your post:I just went to boil water for some instant coffee,...
I was going to tell you to act like an American and just use the microwave, but then I checked your about me and it reminded me that you are American.. so… hope u find it :P
okay number one, the thought of using the microwave to boil water offends me deeply. But also yeah I could use the regular kettle on the stove to boil water, but it's the principle of the thing. My Canadian suitemate has spoiled me. I have to be as lazy as possible and only press one button. It's my right as an American.
sondhymen replied to your post: my mom just sent me a text asking if i...
what’s wrong?
Honestly nothing in particular, I'm just so stressed out and that she asked in the first place is apparently making me emotional. Kind of a wreck most of the time, lol.
sondhymen replied to your post:OK, but I find it upsetting when people say...
1. I think it’s pretty much accepted by literary scholars that Shakespeare was attracted to men. And 2, the idea of human sexuality in terms of gay or bi didn’t exist in the 17th century, so you can’t really label someone of that time as such.
Yeah, point 1. is basically not even questioned, it's just that I saw 3 really dumb posts in a row on my dash saying something along the lines of "oh my god, how can people even think Shakespeare was not gay, he wrote love sonnets to a boy!" and I'm just like... well, ok, then. (because that's the weakest argument I have ever heard)
And yes, defining human sexuality in terms of gay and straight (let's not even talk about bi, or others) was not something of Shakespeare's time, though there are records of homosexual relationships in England for well over a millenium now. But if I'm not mistaken distinction between sexual preferences more or less like in today's terms began either in the late 17th century or the early 18th (I think the first discussion of homosexual rights in England was around that time)
But the point is - yes, I agree with you, but if people here on tumblr are going to try and label Shakespeare's sexuality by today's terms based purely on who his sonnets were dedicated to, the word they're looking for is bi, not gay.
sondhymen replied to your post:sondhymen replied to your post:HOW WAS CATS How...
Sorry. I am just too forgetful I guess lol
My feelings are too hurt. I will need time to heal. And chocolate. And tickets to Bernadette Peters
