well that’s a lot of dislikes aint it … i thought it’d be interesting seeing a female doctor D: (i would have loved a redhead doctor!) but they are angry for some reason.
Hey so an account sent me a nasty message about 2 years ago and it was made the same day that the message was sent and then the account hasn’t been used since that same day and you’re it’s only added friend which make me feel like I don’t you made an account, sent it, and then never used again but it could just be a coincidence…
I’ve just started on Shirley Jackson’s “Hangsaman”, it’s already pleasing me almost as much as the Haunting of Hill House – little things like “the sun touched his hair impersonally,” which was delightful enough until I thought of how many times I’d read “the sun caressed them”, and then I laughed about the idea of the sun being resentful about its…
I’ve just started on Shirley Jackson’s “Hangsaman”, it’s already pleasing me almost as much as the Haunting of Hill House – little things like “the sun touched his hair impersonally,” which was delightful enough until I thought of how many times I’d read “the sun caressed them”, and then I laughed about the idea of the sun being resentful about its obligations to shine on just anyone
today i learned of the best Doctor Who companion to have never graced the TV series, 70 year old Fenella Wibbsey
“Mrs Wibbsey accidentally sold a vital part of the Doctor’s TARDIS at a church rummage sale, trading it to a mysterious gentleman for a bag of items. The Doctor used the items as clues to track down the part and the gentleman that had it…
today i learned of the best Doctor Who companion to have never graced the TV series, 70 year old Fenella Wibbsey
“Mrs Wibbsey accidentally sold a vital part of the Doctor’s TARDIS at a church rummage sale, trading it to a mysterious gentleman for a bag of items. The Doctor used the items as clues to track down the part and the gentleman that had it. As part of that pursuit, the Doctor took Mrs Wibbsey to England in Roman times, where she played the part of the goddess Wibbsentia to a local Celtic tribe.”
oh i kept forgetting to say, to bookend Lydia Davis’s sharp and experimental stories, you must try Alice Munro’s stories. I started with “Runaway”, but they’re all extraordinary and almost all of her books won awards. Avoid the collections or you’ll end up duplicating on things when you inevitably succumb and buy everything she’s ever done. Possibl…
oh i kept forgetting to say, to bookend Lydia Davis’s sharp and experimental stories, you must try Alice Munro’s stories. I started with “Runaway”, but they’re all extraordinary and almost all of her books won awards. Avoid the collections or you’ll end up duplicating on things when you inevitably succumb and buy everything she’s ever done. Possibly :)
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