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Snagged from [personal profile] rainweaver13. And, again, we got the same result.:)
Not that my writing could ever come close to either hers or Virginia Woolf's... BUT. The 'inside my own head' focus is definitely there.:P







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Virginia Woolf: Orlando. You are a challenge, for outer events, the outside world, the time etc. play no importance to you. Your focus is in writing, in gender issues, and inside your own head. Self-analysis and exploration of yourself as well as the outer world hold great importance to you.
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In other news, I am FINALLY going to see POTC:AWE tomorrow. With [profile] akashaelfwitch, who has seen it four times already (ahhh, the sacrifices we sometimes make for our friends... ;D). Yes, I had to wait for her to come to Chicago again, because none of the few friends I have here would even consider seeing a Disney movie.:P And I can't really explain to them why I want to see it - not without going into the whole slash thing. Because otherwise I probably wouldn't want to see it either. Btw, I just pictured myself saying something along the lines of: Yes, I want to see this movie for Orlando - not because I fancy him, but because I think Viggo does. Heh. I bet the look on some of my friends' faces would be priceless.:D

Also, my throat feels extremely dry, constricted and scratchy for some reason. I keep drinking water and hot tea with large amounts of honey, and still it doesn't get any better. Could it be some infection?... Last time I got a nasty larynx inflammation that lasted a week and required antibiotics, it was also the height of summer. I hope this one is just a side effect of my allergies, or possibly air conditioning, which does make the air extremely dry - but I have a feeling it might be something worse. I woke up this morning feeling like I had spent weeks in the Sahara...LOL.


I haven't travelled for so long I seem to have forgotten that you usually need a passport to go to a foreign country, and how much time it usually takes to get one. Hell, I am even confused as to whether I am actually eligible for a U.S. passport (I am a "legal alien" here - to quote one of my favorite songs by Sting - but not a citizen yet as of right now). Possibly not. And if not, can I use a Polish passport to travel from the US to Canada? I don't see why I couldn't, since obviously as a legal alien I have the right to travel abroad, and I wouldn't have any other choice anyway if they required a passport, but wouldn't give me a US one; still, it just seems weird somehow. And I don't think I know anyone who is in the same situation; all my Polish friends & relatives have been here much longer, and they're all citizens. Though I know some still use their Polish passports when they go visit family back in Poland. Anyway... I hope I can resolve this issue by September, since I would really like to go to Toronto.:)

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Date: 2007-06-16 03:05 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] rainweaver13.livejournal.com
Goofy head. *stern look* Of COURSE your writing is good. And I *shamefully admitting* have never read any Virginia Woolf.

Maybe I should do that. *scratching head* I liked the movie version of Orlando, though.

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Date: 2007-06-17 06:33 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] floatingleaf.livejournal.com
I only read Virginia Woolf because she was on the 'required reading' list during my university studies.:) She is not an easily entertaining author, sometimes even tedious; but I did enjoy "Orlando" (both the book and the movie).

As for my writing... there's hardly any to speak of, in the first place. I do know my English grammar, but I suffer from a sore lack of creative content, and I only get inspired once in a blue moon.:(

But thanks for your kind words, anyway.
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