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[ateolf]

day 2 of my adventures at my parents'...they opened up overtime for all so i signed up for 4 extra hours...so i was at work all goddamned day...but on the positive side, i was in the trs queue so i had tons and tons of downtime like never before and i got to do a ton of reading...negative in that less time with the doggies...but i need money, they'll understand...they're very forgiving anyways...not too much to say other than that, obviously not much room for anything else to go on...i'll end with a few quotes from Kafka's diary:

3 July, 1913:
When I say something it immediately and finally loses its importance, when I write it down it loses it too, but sometimes gaines a new one.

20 October, 1913:
. . . I am now reading 'The Metamorphosis' at home and find it bad. Perhaps I am really lost, the sadness of this morning will return again, I shall not be able to resist it for long, it deprives me of all hope. I don't even have the desire to keep a diary, perhaps because there is already too much lacking in it, perhaps because I should perpetually have to describe incomplete -- by all appearances necessarily incomplete -- actions, perhaps because writing itself adds to my sadness.

Comments

[spanishbombs.livejournal.com]

yeah some of those covers are a little wonky. inside the booklet it said they did open arms as a wedding present to someone, so that kind of explains that. what made them put it in the box set though?

[ateolf.livejournal.com]

well, like i said, it gets better...but at first it's so straight ahead it's scary...and not in a funny way, until he starts laughing and stuff...then it's funny or something...though like they said at the beginning of the liner notes, in not-so-many-words, they were throwing it all on and letting us decide...though i do decide a Bob Dylan cover (and some others too, like John Denver) is a bad thing no matter who does it...

[spanishbombs.livejournal.com]

i really like some of the covers a lot though. and i like a lot of the b-sides songs.