sea history test tmr. sigh. tired. not caring very much about it.
what's abba? i don't know why but somehow i just like baroque music. can anyone possibly give a rational explanation for this? it's like a page turner, you hear a few bars and you want to listen to the whole thing, just to see how it goes. very engaging. and i like the sound. hm.
someone (don't know who, though i think he's famous) once said that the sound of the harpsichord was much like two skeletons copulating on a tin roof in a storm.
if i die now, and i manage to destroy all records of myself, everything i've ever written, everything that's ever been written about me, all correspondence, all photos, all my work, all my notes and my stationery, and then formatted my computer, and then clear out everything i ever owned and burn them in a bonfire... i think people will not remember who i was within 5 years. then it would be as though i'd never existed. interesting thought.
what's the point of viewing history through the eyes of little men?
what's abba? i don't know why but somehow i just like baroque music. can anyone possibly give a rational explanation for this? it's like a page turner, you hear a few bars and you want to listen to the whole thing, just to see how it goes. very engaging. and i like the sound. hm.
someone (don't know who, though i think he's famous) once said that the sound of the harpsichord was much like two skeletons copulating on a tin roof in a storm.
if i die now, and i manage to destroy all records of myself, everything i've ever written, everything that's ever been written about me, all correspondence, all photos, all my work, all my notes and my stationery, and then formatted my computer, and then clear out everything i ever owned and burn them in a bonfire... i think people will not remember who i was within 5 years. then it would be as though i'd never existed. interesting thought.
what's the point of viewing history through the eyes of little men?

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