derien: It's a cup of tea and a white mouse.  The mouse is offering to buy Arthur's brain and replace it with a simple computer. (Default)
( Oct. 1st, 2008 08:04 am)
37) "The Liar," Stephen Fry - Fun book, full of twists and turns. I had put this one off for ages because I wasn't sure I wanted to read a book where you don't know what to believe as 'the real story,' but then again... yeah, it works. Although there's quite a few points where I was going "What?? What!?" - rather in sympathy with Adrien's friend who calls him a bastard at one point after tugging hard on their heartstrings just for the fun of it. I think I may already have mentioned that it was fun seeing what things from his own life he included in the life of Adrien. What do you think - does Adrien define himself as gay or bi at the end?


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ETA: Odd side note - As I was sitting at the lunch table at work yesterday, reading, a paper fell out from between the pages of the book, whatever someone had been using for a bookmark. Turned out to be an empty prescription form with the dr's stamp on it.

"Hey! We could fill this out for whatever we want!" I said, handing it to the girl across the table.

"What do we want? Oxycontin?"

"No, I already have a prescription for that, for when I get out of surgery."

I should go get that filled, now, actually.
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Someone who locked their post pointed out RescueTime, which looks like an interesting way to attempt to make myself more productive. When I went to install their application, however, I was confused by the way they call it a Windows app and use the little flag logo but when it's getting ready to run the installer mentions that it's not signed by a known source. I don't like installing applications from sources I don't know. Who has used this, liked it, and can vouch for it not gobbling my computer's resources or reporting back to Microsoft on everything I do? And anyhow, will it help me if I always leave my email and LiveJournal logged in while my computer is on?

Completely unrelatedly, [livejournal.com profile] innocentsmith pointed out Fanlore, which I haven't perused as yet, but have added to my favorites under 'writing.'
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