Yeeck.

[arrowwhiskers]

At least it's nice outside. Need to go out in the backyard and sun myself or something.

EDIT- So I spent the entire day languishing around my house and reading "Without You: A memoir of love, loss, and the musical RENT" by Anthony Rapp (Mark). It was wonderful--I couldn't put it down, despite my loopy, semi-cogent state. The book is just gushing with love and pain and just brutal -honesty- of emotion.

So anyway, if anyone's interested, and wants to borrow it, just ask me--I'll gladly lend it to whomever if I eventually get back to school.

Comments

[meorae.livejournal.com]

I'm interested, but I'd be willing to wait if others want to read it. I really don't need another thing to procrastinate by doing this week.

Hope you feel better *hugs*

[arrowwhiskers.livejournal.com]

*hugbacks~* Hey, first come first serve, as far as I'm concerned. I'll bring it tomorrow.

[meorae.livejournal.com]

Oh my god that was wonderful. Why do I always seem to love those depressing things that touch me so much that I start bawling? Like this or Brokeback Mountain, or Dead Poets' Society or everything else? Not that you'd be able to answer that...

[arrowwhiskers.livejournal.com]

Hahah, so you finished? Isn't it incredible?

And no, I can't say why, but you're not along--I'm attracted to those same sorts of things, also.

and dude if you were Anthony Rapp would you write so brutally and candidly about people who are apparently still alive?

He's got TEH guts.

[meorae.livejournal.com]

It is incredible. And I so wouldn't be brave enough to do that, or be able to articulate my opinions of people as well as Anthony did, whether they are alive or not.

[arrowwhiskers.livejournal.com]

uhm, along totally says alone

[wtftoaster.livejournal.com]

I'd ask to read it, but I've got so many other books to read anyways.... And I'd most lkely end up just getting it off of Amazon.

Feel better or I stab you, yes?

[arrowwhiskers.livejournal.com]

>.>; *fears all stabbity objects*

Well, if you haven't gotten it on Amazon by then, there seems to be a line-up forming of people who are going to read it. By the time it gets to the end, maybe you won't have as much to read? *shrugs* Wouldn't hurt to add yourself to the line, I'd figure.

[arsinyk.livejournal.com]

I'm interested, but I don't know when I'll ever actually see you. -_-;

[arrowwhiskers.livejournal.com]

Apparently the book has found unforseen popularity. People are queuing up for a chance with it, and I think the current order is Carol, Katherine, Giulia, Robin, Alice(?)...but, it's such a great, fast read, I assume it'll pass through hands quickly enough and at that point I'm sure we can find a way for Katherine or someone who knows where your house is to deliver it, if you'd like.

...<<; Though heaven knows with the madcap obsessive lineup, it might be quicker/more efficient to just buy a copy. I guess we'll have to see how quickly and how many people want to read it. *nod*

[arsinyk.livejournal.com]

I can wait. Or I could *gasp* stop by after school sometime. Eh, we can figure it out once everyone else's done with it.

[anyathewiccan.livejournal.com]

I told you it was a good book :) I'd also help by sending out my book but....heh NO. I'll swing by school next week to show you - he SIGNED MY BOOK! -squeals like a bed-ridden hyper fangirl-