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[delga]

[Poll #1184140]

I'm referring to times when you need to clean yourself, not when you take a bath to relax.

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In other news: happy birthday solanpolarn and svu_fan_4ever!

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[wliberation.livejournal.com]

Heh. Any particular reason you're asking this question?

[delgaserasca.livejournal.com]

All will be revealed..... *suspense* !

[wliberation.livejournal.com]

*bites nails!*

Can I just add that for some reason, I have to take a shower in the morning even if I've had one in the evening because I feel yucky otherwise. Not that it matters, but I'm in a chatty mood. Hi!

[delgaserasca.livejournal.com]

That's interesting, actually. I think it's because we sweat so much when we're asleep. Plus: it wakes you up. (I, um. OK, to wake up/wash my face, I sort of self-drown. By which I mean I run cold, cold water, hold my hair back and dunk my face for 5-10 seconds.)

Chat away! I'm sat here contemplating alcohol and wondering why there's no-one to talk to! Lols. Hey, I'm glad the study session was productive.

[wliberation.livejournal.com]

Yeah, probably. Also, I think it's because I've gotten into the habit of washing my hair every day, and so, if I don't do it, all hell breaks loose. :) (Heh. Well, that would be effective. Washing the face is strangely refreshing.)

...Why are you contemplating alcohol? ...Asks a girl who's eating cinnamon buns and drinking beer.

Hahaa, I'm all excited because The Roots is coming to Finland on my birthday weekend, and I might actually be able to go see them. Yayness galore!

[delgaserasca.livejournal.com]

Ah, see, if I wash my hair every day, I'd have none left. So. lols. (Especially first thing in the morning. Also: excellent way to hide that you've been crying. Wash face, pull faces to loosen the muscles, fake like a winner.) (That tip was brought to you by Meisha's Weird Behavioural Security Devices.)

Haha, it's not a downer or anything - I had some lambrini left from last night and I need the fridge space for milk. So I've poured myself a glass and ditched the bottle. Buns and beers? Niiiiice!

!!! AWESOME. I recently missed out on a chance to see Vienna Teng live. Girl. I NEEDS TO GET REAL ALREADY. I've never been to a gig of someone I know. NEVER. Sigh.

But if The Roots play over your birthday YOU SHOULD GO. (lols, remember when you went to see Franz a couple of years ago? I was so vicariously excited, lols.)

[wliberation.livejournal.com]

Well, mine gets greasy real easy, so. (Thanks for the tip? *G*)

Buns and beer is a golden combination, it seems. Lambrini? Never heard of that, what is it?

It's so annoying not being able to see the bands/artists that you like. It's my luck that they always either break up, stop touring, or die before I get to see them, so I try to see my favs whenever they come to within a reasonable distance from me. Which isn't even nearly always possible but oh well, girl's gotta try. Why, oh why do I mostly like foreign bands? My taste in music sucks that way.

IT'S LIKE DESTINED OR SUMTHING. And I could even ask my 'rents to pay for it as a present. Haa, ev0l plan. (And I never even posted the pictures like I promised! Bad me, bad.)

[svu-fan-4ever.livejournal.com]

Thanks you for the bday wishes & the virtual gift, babe!!

Loves you lots!!

Hugs!

[wliberation.livejournal.com]

Also, if it makes you feel better, FF has so far been one of the few bands I've actually went to purposefully see just for them. The amount of those bands/gigs amounts to under five, so believe me, you haven't got much catching up to do.

[delgaserasca.livejournal.com]

You hair is quite straight, yes? So that doesn't surprise me.

Lambrini. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lambrini) Which makes it sound exactly as naff as it is, but I like it. lols. It's the only alcoholic drink that I actually like the taste of. Which is bad because I tend to drink it quite quickly. Or. I used to. Then I stopped drinking alcohol other than a sip. Until yesterday. After the bottle's finished, though, I'll go back to not really drinking. It's just post-dissertation yaying.

Yeah, it's a pain. The bands tour the UK quite a lot, and they come to the unis but I either don't have the money or the time. I am going to see a production of A Streetcar Named Desire though. So I guess I make up for the cool factor by being a 60-year-old play-goer. lols.

That is an excellent plans! Or pants, as I originally typed. Let's face it - pants are excellent, too.

[wliberation.livejournal.com]

Ah, that sounds like our cider, except stronger. And hey, you don't have to explain your drinking habits to me. :) Post-dissertation yaying = yay!

Ooh, that sounds wonderful! Is it some uni production or something a bit more professional? I recently went to see the "uni" theatre's production of a play by Brecht, and it was marvelous. And I don't usually even like theatre.

Plans, pants, they're all fabulous. ...I could add something stupid here, but I won't. Because it's stupid.

[delgaserasca.livejournal.com]

Haha, The Flatmate also bought fruity cider! So. I'm sure we'll indulge in that eventually.

Ooh, which Brecht? It's a professional gig in the uni theatre hall. So. lols. We do go to the local theatre on student nights. Although most recently we went to see a comedy double act, lols.

Plans wearing pants would be even better!

[sepiaxtoned.livejournal.com]

I shower every day, wash hair every other (every three, my hair is naturally curly and unruly so I can work the unkempt look) day, why oh why are you asking this?

[delgaserasca.livejournal.com]

Is a SEKRIT.

[delgaserasca.livejournal.com]

*superhugs*

[wliberation.livejournal.com]

Hehe. Do. I might dig into the whiskey bottle hiding in my sock drawer to encourage myself to finish this fucker of an assignment tonight. No, I don't think better when I'm tipsy, but I get annoyed less easily. *G*

I don't know what it's called in English. ...Joanne of The Slaughter Houses, maybe? I'm not sure. It was a really interesting, vibrant version. They performed every scene in a different theatrical genre. There was for instance PowerPoint, role switching, Barbie play, and even a nature documentary á la David Attenborough! Metatextuality! It was fantastic.

Heh. True, true, my friend.

[sepiaxtoned.livejournal.com]

wench.

[delgaserasca.livejournal.com]

Haha, thinking is easier when you're lubed. Um. Or something.

Sounds intriguing! Brecht is someone you can do that with. (I find him craaazy.)

So, clarify your timetable for me because I is a dunce: your last exam is on ____? You're spending summer in Oulu? You are/not taking a summer class?

[delgaserasca.livejournal.com]

You betcha :D

[wliberation.livejournal.com]

... *fights the mental images*

I've never seen his plays before, only heard of him. There was one scene that was done in the classic "Brechtian style"; even though it was interesting in that amount of time, I can easily imagine how two hours of that would be mind numbing. Ironically, though, I found this production to be very approachable and easy to emphatize with.

I have my last exam, theoretically, tomorrow at six. I say theoretically because I still have a chance to better my grade same time next week should this fail. Small assignment due on Friday. I'm staying here for the summer, trying to find a job or, failing that, studying. Or both, actually, except that I wouldn't be studying as much if I get a job.

[delgaserasca.livejournal.com]

Now that I have plotted your life course for the next few months, feel free to go and live it out. LOLS.

[solanpolarn.livejournal.com]

Thank you for the birthday wishes and for the lovely balloons! I have had a really good day, spending a lazy evening at home with some friends having dinner and cake and just chatting for hours. Also: chocolate! :-)

Re: your poll, I used to shower in the evening, when I lived on my parents farm to get the farm/work smell off before going to bed. Moving to university I started showering in the morning instead which does help very much with the waking up.