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Oh yes, I'm so sorry, I hope you didn't click on the link! Oh, viruses are such a bother. Thank you for alerting me to this, dear. :) xxx
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Fantaisie Impromptu by Chopin
Waltz Op 64 No.2 by Chopin.
Arabesque by Debussy
Moonlight Sonata
The Danube Waltz by Strauss
anything from Swan Lake
Piano Variation in Blue, Jan A.P. Kaczmarek (from the film Finding Neverland)
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Spend the morning making crepes and then eat them in the garden on a patchwork blanket with some Wordsworth poetry and Edith Piaf on a tape recorder. Lie down and bask in it all, pick some flowers and thread them through your hair.
Go through old envelopes, take the pretty stamps off and make a mosaic with them on some crepe paper and stick it up on your wall. Make tea in a willow-pattern pot, pour it into three pretty saucers and have a tea-party with imaginary characters from your favourite piece of literature.
Then have a long bubble bath, hold a conch shell to your ear if posible and pretend you're in an ocean. Tell yourself a few fairytales, and then pull the plug.
Then sit down with a pile of silent movies from the 1920s, black-and-white melodramas and watch them for hours. Or as an alternative just write, write, write to your heart's content.
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self-sacrificial, dedicated, imaginative.
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Why thank you, this is so sweet! Oh, I fear I'm not very good at poetry but I shall try, and perhaps post it on my blog. :)
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Sometimes, I am pathetic and emotional and the slightest thing will turn me into a juddering heap of tears. At other times, I sit there like an immoveable statue. I confuse myself.
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I like The Beatles, Regina Spektor, Mozart, Chopin, Belle and Sebastian, Florence and the Machine, Marina and the Diamonds, Beirut, Edith Piaf, Tchaikovsky, Nina Kinert, Au Revoir Simone, Coeur de Pirate, Emily Loizeau, Mumford and Sons, Laura Marling, Foals, Sarah Blasko
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English, Latin, French, Spanish, and a little Mandarin/Cantonese.
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Erm; just let me check the windowsill, that's usually where just-read books accumulate.
Ah yes - The Brothers Karamazov by Dostoyevsky.
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A Little Princess, Anne of Green Gables, The Little Prince, The Secret Garden, The Railway Children, 5 Children and It, The Prisoner of Zenda, The Treasure Seekers, The Diary of Anne Frank, Ivanhoe, The Count of Monte Cristo (the abridged copy obviously, haha!), and many more...
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My e-mail's still the same. :)
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No, the picture isn't me, I just chose it because I like it.
And sorry, but I'm rather averse to describing how I look. It's subjective; and besides, looks don't matter all that much. x -
I like The Beatles, Regina Spektor, Mozart, Chopin, Belle and Sebastian, Florence and the Machine, Marina and the Diamonds, Beirut, Edith Piaf, Tchaikovsky, Nina Kinert, Au Revoir Simone, Coeur de Pirate, Emily Loizeau, Mumford and Sons, Laura Marling, Foals, Sarah Blasko...
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Haha oh dear, I know it's rather controversial of me to dislike it. Whilst conceptually, it was quite beautiful, it sort of destroyed 'Swan Lake' for me, which is a ballet I have quite a strong connection to. (Not as a dancer, for I cannot dance!) I don't know; it was needlessly visceral in parts and was a good film, but does not deserve to triumph so prestigiously. xx
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I don't want Black Swan to win. Hopefully The King's Speech!
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This is for my writing: http://writingsfromwonderland.blogspot.com/
This is my tumblr: http://hermessybraids.tumblr.com/
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I do, but it is completely devoid of lists! :) When I've made one I'll post a list on my blog. xxx
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Oh, so many options! I would love the 1920s or '30s so I could be stuck in a Charlie Chaplin film - or a Dodie Smith novel! :) Or the Victorian times, because of the wonderful literature that emerged from there - I could meet Hardy and Forster and Dickens. Or the 1960s, in France - I fear this is severely influenced by viewing of 'Les Parapluies de Cherbourg.'
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