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dotintheskyah, bliss. What I needed was to go to the gym, hear some bad music, waste my negative energy on chrome steel machines and see some lily white asses in the shower room.
Now I'm in peace.
Have a good weekend.
Now I'm in peace.
Have a good weekend.
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on 2003-11-08 05:10 am (UTC)I'll keep the mystery for now...
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on 2003-11-08 07:30 am (UTC)and sorry, I go a little nuts when I find someone else who knows him. I work at the Met Museum of Art as a guard and the first person who asked me about him was (luckily) my age, and obviously a painter. I grabbed his sleeve and started shaking him and said, "there are none here! why are there none here? why!?" and he kinda smiled and said he didn't know. I told him where to find some in another museum.
I'm not really sure whose journal I found you through, it might have been
C'mon, spill!
Ok, and tell me why you picked those specific paintings for your icons, eh?
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on 2003-11-09 02:30 am (UTC)The icon I call "man" is on the cover of a Quebecois novel i was reading... and the icon called "Teen" was from an article in The Guardian about Schiele's life... and the icon "Woman" comes from a book my boyfriend Kevin has. My boyfriend loves Schiele (more than me I think) and actually draws similarly to him... I think I chose these three because I like their faces, their look...
I have never seen one of his paintings live, but I would love to... would you know if there are any in London?
Is he your favourite painter?
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on 2003-11-10 09:21 am (UTC)So where are you from?
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on 2003-11-10 09:27 am (UTC)what about you?
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on 2003-11-10 09:34 am (UTC)I'm boring, born and raised in Florida (although that is a bit of an oddity!), moved to Minnesota after college to go to grad school (didn't), then moved to NYC 11 months ago.
Do you speak Portuguese? oh yeah, and why Singapore?
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on 2003-11-11 01:38 am (UTC)After I finished highschool in Hong Kong, I went to Canada for University. There, I met my boyfriend Kevin... but then my student visa ran out and I had to move back to Brazil. But because Kevin has an Irish passport (and I have an English one, thanks to my dad) we decided to move to England and... here we are!
How's it like living in New York? It's one of my favourite cities. I was there for only a week once, but I loved it.
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on 2003-11-11 07:21 am (UTC)Portuguese is nearly like nothing I've ever heard before. I understand some Spanish and was lucky enough to work with a woman who spoke Brazilian Portuguese and at the same time to work at a site with someone from Portugal, so the Brazilian organized for me to hear the two of them speaking together so I could hear the difference. It was really interesting! I love languages and accents, it's an amateur hobby of mine, figuring out where people are from by their accents.
I'd love to go to England. I just bought Neverwhere, Neil Gaiman, and it has a map of the Underground at the beginning. It was neat b/c Thess frequently mentions certain stops and I located them on the map. I'm absolutely in love with accents from the UK (but that's no surprise). They're one of my favorite to do, although my Irish was tinged b/c I couldn't quite get the one down by the Irish guy I knew b/c he'd spent a lot of time in Liverpool. It kept falling into Scottish, which is really easy.
Anyway, I've talked your ear off. You're so lucky to have travelled so widely!
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on 2003-11-11 07:25 am (UTC)Can I add you to my friends list?
:o)
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on 2003-11-10 09:16 am (UTC)Camillia is prolly horrid in bed
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on 2003-11-11 01:45 am (UTC)poor bastards. They should give up the whole thing and try to be normal.
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