, Said the Shotgun to the Head
Mar. 29th, 2004 04:58 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
dielloI need to spend more time alone in other peoples' rooms.
I had to go to a Rocky meeting with Jon (for traveling convenience) and I spent the whole time in![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
deluin's room discovering Saul Williams, rediscovering Ovid, seeing how much surface area was not inhabited by Jesse Custer (respecting privacy, of course), and successfully avoiding everyone at the meeting. Nobody (save a select few) knew I was there. I just did not want to talk to people.
So I read a few chapters of Lullaby, which Rob is letting me borrow, the peach. Then I read a little less than half of Orpheus in the Underworld.
Then I noticed (and I'm not sure what brought me to look up and take note of a book facing a different direction) a book by Saul Williams. I'd never heard his music before and the title intrigued me (see subject). So I sat and read that. It counted backwards from 10 and by the time I'd reached 2, Ames came in for I-forget-why and she played some Saul for me. It was most enjoyable.
Being alone in someone else's room is always an enjoyable experience. Because you get to see who they are without digging into them.
Imagine how much more I'd know of you if you were there, unwilling to face the mass with me.
the ex-cast room ;)
I had to go to a Rocky meeting with Jon (for traveling convenience) and I spent the whole time in
deluin's room discovering Saul Williams, rediscovering Ovid, seeing how much surface area was not inhabited by Jesse Custer (respecting privacy, of course), and successfully avoiding everyone at the meeting. Nobody (save a select few) knew I was there. I just did not want to talk to people.So I read a few chapters of Lullaby, which Rob is letting me borrow, the peach. Then I read a little less than half of Orpheus in the Underworld.
Then I noticed (and I'm not sure what brought me to look up and take note of a book facing a different direction) a book by Saul Williams. I'd never heard his music before and the title intrigued me (see subject). So I sat and read that. It counted backwards from 10 and by the time I'd reached 2, Ames came in for I-forget-why and she played some Saul for me. It was most enjoyable.
Being alone in someone else's room is always an enjoyable experience. Because you get to see who they are without digging into them.
Imagine how much more I'd know of you if you were there, unwilling to face the mass with me.
the ex-cast room ;)
