J'ai un mal de tête

[blustocking]

It's nice outside. Low-level clouds of every type are causing it to be dark most of the time, then a little sunny, then dark again. It's not too warm, nor too cold, a little windy, nice.

Had my last final this morning, French. I think I did well. I know I did well on the first 65 questions, but I'm not so sure about the remaining 35 and composition. Buh.

Tomorrow is the office Christmas party. I have no idea what I'm going to wear.

One of the techies brought in his puppy just now, cutest thing you've ever seen, discovered I'm definitely a cat person. I love dogs, but I seem to be more at ease with cats. Maybe that's just because I haven't been around a dog on a daily basis since I left home.

That's about as prolific as I'm going to get right now.

But you can always buy me stuff.

Comments

[aubreycolors.livejournal.com]

Just saw your amazon wishlist. You've got a few Morrissey CDs on there. You don't have "Southpaw Grammer" do you? I REALLY don't like that CD. It's weird how he put out so many CDs with material from previous albums. Like how "World of Morrissey" has Last of the Famous International Playboys, but it was also on "Bona Drag". There are a lot more examples, but I'm too tired to go look for them. I haven't bought a Morrissey CD since "Southpaw Grammer" came out. I got to see him on the "Kill Uncle" tour, had 2nd row. The front row was full of gay guys throwing flowers on stage. It was pretty funny.

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[blustocking.livejournal.com]

I think I only have Your Arsenal on CD, the rest are MP3's. I was never really that into Morrissey, though I did like a few Smiths songs. Only recently have I come to like Morrissey more and more. (His incessant whinyness got on my nerves, but it's tolerable now) I know what you mean though. If you want a Morrissey song, chances are, it's on at least 2 albums. My favorite is "Jack the Ripper". I love that song.

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[aubreycolors.livejournal.com]

I agree that most of his songs (and a LOT of Smiths songs) are depressing loathing and alienating, but it's just that Morrissey's voice is so unique. He's just got one of those voices that just hits you. My favorite songs by him are "November Spawned a Monster" and "Ouija Board, Ouija Board". But, I guess I like those the best for nostalgic reasons...they were the first Morrissey songs I ever heard. After buying Bona Drag, it was then that I started buying Smith's CDs. That was around 1991 or so.