What is better to fill a holiday than Andrew Bird and Louisa May
Alcott? Andrew Bird's raw voice is intoxicating it lifts you up into an
altogether different universe, while the story of Jo and her sisters are
refreshing enough it keeps you grounded in the reality of life.
There is little about the life of unemployment to be recorded nowadays.
Apart from the usual reading, writing and pondering, I do nothing else
to qualify my stories worth writing about. I wanted to write about the
past, but the cheerful thought of them is tarnished with the grim
prospect of my life at present - so I chose to preserve them where they
belong. When I'm in a better state of mind, I'll revisit them again.
As for the future, although they warrant the most sparkling enthusiasm -
I am reminded to be careful of unnecesary disappointment. The
application is nearly complete, and I've begun to read and write for the
proposal. However, since my life at the moment seems to move at a
rather slow and disconnected pace - believing in possibilities is
proving to be difficult.
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