hardly unearthing a hidden gem here but have you read the picture of dorian gray? i think that is my favourite book.

 

usually around 2. i have nothing to wake up for at the moment since i just have essays and exams, and i don't write unless i'm under pressure and the rest of my exams aren't for a few weeks.

 

I think I have I while back, where there's that painting of the guy that ages instead of him or something? :surprised:

 

What exams do you have?

 

How are you today, Tammi?

 

I'm okay, been pretty stressed out lately though. People have told me that I've been acting different lately and I guess that's why. :P

And yeah, been just doing stuff on the internet and such haha, you?

*watches minute to win it*

You listen to The Middle East Nick?

Why are you stressed?

 

I'm ok. I'm in that place where I don't want to do anything. Nothing sounds good.

I think I have I while back, where there's that painting of the guy that ages instead of him or something? :surprised:

 

What exams do you have?

 

yeah that's the one. the plot isn't really important though. it's all about Lord Henry Wotton and everything he says.

 

history and politics exams. don't ask me why i did a double degree :(

 

i need to get back into reading. i only ever really read in bed, and recently i've just gone on the laptop instead. plus i've had headaches for a year (though they have now gone) so i kinda stopped. have any recommendations?

You listen to The Middle East Nick?

 

One of my new favorite bands.

 

You're a fan?!

Hello:)

Why are you stressed?

 

I'm ok. I'm in that place where I don't want to do anything. Nothing sounds good.

 

Just school and being around people too much and stuff. :tongue:

Oh, and I'm anxious too. I'm being put on antidepressants for my anxiety. :P

 

yeah that's the one. the plot isn't really important though. it's all about Lord Henry Wotton and everything he says.

 

history and politics exams. don't ask me why i did a double degree :(

 

i need to get back into reading. i only ever really read in bed, and recently i've just gone on the laptop instead. plus i've had headaches for a year (though they have now gone) so i kinda stopped. have any recommendations?

 

Ahh.

I will not ask you why. :blank:

Hmmm....well what kind of books do you like?

 

One of my new favorite bands.

 

You're a fan?!

 

Yeah, I am. I really like Blood.

Hi Katie! :nice:

Ahh.

I will not ask you why. :blank:

Hmmm....well what kind of books do you like?

 

books on drug adventures

books written by great philosophers

I've just started reading The Girl With The Dragon Tatoo.

Apparently A Million Little Pieces is supposed to be a really good book, I plan on reading it. That's about drug addiction and such, if that's what you meant.

 

And books by philosophers....you mean like Camus and Thoreau and such? I'm not quite sure really.

What's it about? :surprised:

I've just started reading The Girl With The Dragon Tatoo.

 

are you enjoying it so far?

 

i keep picking up 'the myth of sisyphus' by camus but it keeps telling me to kill myself.

Apparently A Million Little Pieces is supposed to be a really good book, I plan on reading it. That's about drug addiction and such, if that's what you meant.

 

And books by philosophers....you mean like Camus and Thoreau and such? I'm not quite sure really.

 

yeah camus is good, but i haven't read any thoreau.

i got 'the brothers karamazov' by dostoevsky on audiobook but it's over 24 hours long :\

I read the first 10 or so pages of The Myth Of Sisyphus and then never got to finish it.

I read the first 10 or so pages of The Myth Of Sisyphus and then never got to finish it.

 

it isn't easy reading but the first few chapters are really good. i kept reading them last year every 3 or 4 months. i should read further some time soon.

yeah camus is good, but i haven't read any thoreau.

i got 'the brothers karamazov' by dostoevsky on audiobook but it's over 24 hours long

 

I think I've heard of that. :thinking:

I don't read many books by philosophers really, only what my sister has. She listened to 1984 by George Orwell on audiobook or something recently. The person who spoke it had a Scottish accent or something. :awesome: I don't really like audiobooks or whatever they are.

 

it isn't easy reading but the first few chapters are really good. i kept reading them last year every 3 or 4 months. i should read further some time soon.

 

I should look into reading it I suppose.

are you enjoying it so far?

 

i keep picking up 'the myth of sisyphus' by camus but it keeps telling me to kill myself.

 

Yes so far it has kept me interested but I'm literally right at the beginning so I can't really have an opinion yet, although it seems a great deal more interesting than the last book I read.

Yeah, I am. I really like Blood.

 

That's my favorite and Darkest Side is another good one.

 

Oh, and I'm anxious too. I'm being put on antidepressants for my anxiety.

 

Careful with that stuff, I hated them. They made me feel completely numb.

I love how whenever you change the lyrics in your signature I google them to see if they're by an artist I like. :P

 

Yeah, I will be. :tongue:

It made me laugh reading the side effects of going off them, because one of them was depression. Like, oh really? :blank:

I think I've heard of that. :thinking:

I don't read many books by philosophers really, only what my sister has. She listened to 1984 by George Orwell on audiobook or something recently. The person who spoke it had a Scottish accent or something. :awesome: I don't really like audiobooks or whatever they are.

 

i only started getting them this year because of my headaches. some of the accents can be annoying. i have naked lunch read by burroughs himself and it's so hard to tell what he's saying and you can tell in his voice he's really messed up, but it takes it to another level knowing it's the guy who actually wrote it.

 

1984 is great. those are the kind of books i'm after. relatively short classics

Yes so far it has kept me interested but I'm literally right at the beginning so I can't really have an opinion yet, although it seems a great deal more interesting than the last book I read.

 

what was the last book you read?

i only started getting them this year because of my headaches. some of the accents can be annoying. i have naked lunch read by burroughs himself and it's so hard to tell what he's saying and you can tell in his voice he's really messed up, but it takes it to another level knowing it's the guy who actually wrote it.

 

1984 is great. those are the kind of books i'm after. relatively short classics

 

Yeah, because you know it's being said right and such.

 

I'd love to recommend you something but I've got nothing. :P