Here I am in a post "early", as well because I'm leaving tomorrow for a mini vacation and bravo bookworm quite manic here that place a day earlier.
First, I warn you that today I heard our beloved Fedora and will post that soon she, too, do not know about you, but I feel very lack of it, and because I have not seen for a while and partly because I do not read much of his comments in our adventure.
This evening I will be brief (I imagine a virtual Mexican wave).
I started "The Demons" by Fyodor Dostoevsky here is the quote that made me think:
"... when she was still young girl in a boarding school in Moscow. She immediately fell in love with the portrait, the second 'use of all girls colleges, fall in love with everything that happens ... "
I wish I could say that this is a sexist comment, I would like to bring my experience as evidence against this statement, but ...
I can not.
Yes, recognize my littleness, maybe even my shallowness, but also as a good teenager, I was exactly like that. I do not know whether it is a process which we carry with us in the chromosomes, but I know girls who have been exempted from falling into this trap adolescence. And the thing that makes me smile now good-naturedly, is the fact that I am infatuated with a young girl singers, celebrities and everything was as unreachable by me. A true and its fixed? But obviously, I was the generation of Take That. And seeing them together right now makes me feel a little nostalgic and a little curious at the same time, it is a bit like if I had been invited to a meeting of the class averages, you go there out of curiosity, to see how the other now, but after ten minutes screaming out to die ...
Dostoevkij with this sentence seems to want me to say that after everything I was not the first, and I'll be the last to suffer this stage of growth. From today I
rocker a little vergoganrmi Stage Take That (known by my peers back then, "Tic Tac"-_-), but in the light of my 30 years I think it was a very carefree and full of dreams inconclusive, but innocent.
Who has not sinned cast the first stone ...
Lever
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