"Mak my bed soon, f'r Oi am tired, an' fain wad lie doon"

[norcumi]

In 10th grade, an English teacher read us The Ballad of Lord Randall - here's the closest I can find to what I recall. Imagine, if you will, a McGonagall-esque woman reciting in sad, rhythmic auld English, an almost Gaelic lilt to her voice....

Some days, the refrain still gets stuck in my head.

Seriously? Depression? Cut it the hell out.

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[lynati-1.livejournal.com]

*hugs*

Say, you haven't had a chance to watch The Last Airbender series yet, have you?

See you tomorrow...!

[lynati-1.livejournal.com]

Also, do I currently have anything of yours like books? I don't *think* that I do, but best to ask.

[norcumi.livejournal.com]

::pats:: I'm doing ok, just not spectacular. And no, never seen any Airbender, though you've talked about it and I fake reading some of the fanfic.

I think Erik has Striking Distance, but no big - if I cared about getting that back at any fast pace I'd've mentioned it earlier or poked him. ;)

I think I have a book and some Tupperware of yours, but nothing the other way round. We did not keep the broccoli that was in said Tupperware, I hope that's ok. :)

[lynati-1.livejournal.com]

no broccoli?!!? but I left it there specifically for my return... ; )

Yup, you have a book of mine- the "vampire" one. Did I ever get around to asking you what you thought of it?

I am going to bring Airbender season 1 and leave it out on the coffee table at your place, I think. You know. Just in case you need something to watch while or after I am there. Also maybe some other things. Hmmm...

*goes back to packing*