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Bunny Quote of the moment: "The moral life of man forms part of the subject matter of the artist, but the morality of art consists in the perfect use of an imperfect medium. No artist desires to prove anything. Even things that are true can be proved." -Oscar Wilde (from the Preface to 'The Picture of Dorian Gray')
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6/26/2003
 
I will now post before my body shuts down again...

The reason I say this is that I've been working in a kitchen these past two days...the Cafe du Nouveau Monde. Being a kitchen runt is weird, and very draining. I have much admiration for the people who do this year-round. (You think its been hot in Montreal? Try being around several ovens that are constantly on for nine hours a day!)

The kitten, whose name can be found in the previous post, woke us up at around 5:30 this morning...she is SO lucky that she's cute, I don't think she would have survived otherwise. ;)

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That would be her reply.

I will not be working in a kitchen for the rest of the summer, I will do the Jazz Fest and then bow out. A great learning experience that is making me appreciate school...Gods I miss school!

I've been staring at my HP:OotP since I received it on Saturday. I haven't started it yet because I want to get through the !%&$* appendix (appendices, appendie???) that are at the end of The Return of the King. The third book was a lot better than I recalled. Perhaps I'm more mature than I was at age twelve (though not too much more I hope), or perhaps the original version is better...
A lesser writer would have ended the cycle at the moment Frodo and Sam manage to succeed, instead a properly cyclical/circular story has been given to us, with the Hobbits returning to their homes; realizing that not only they have changed but their world as well.
sigh.
The love between Faramir and Eowen is so bitter-sweet, and it is both slow and quick like a spring that takes forever to happen and yet manages to surprise you when it does arrive overnight.

Enough with the book reviews! (unless you want more...) I still have to catch up on some reading.

*bunny hugs everyone*
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