Not worth entries of their own

[muckefuck]

• Oh, btw, if you're curious about the bone-scraping incident bunj are so taken with, here it is. It's really the only scene I remember from reading an abridged version of RTK for class as an undergraduate, that's how strong an impression it made.
• The Bunny is gone. We must be unworthy of its oracular presence. Now I regret not sacrificing those fattened carrots when I had the chance.
• What's the point of white bleeding-hearts? Why not simply plant Dutchman's breeches instead?
• Co-worker's reaction to a new piece of equipment: "It's ergonomic for the very wee."
• WHOO-HOO! The student hire who was the biggest pain-in-the-ass is gone, never to be seen again! Time for a piece of cake!
• The hot topic at work today is the "Feathered Fiend", the aggressive red-winged blackbird by the parking garage with the murderous glint in its eye.

Comments

[snowy-owlet.livejournal.com]

Thank you very much! From the links you have provided, I now know that RTK is a book that I need never put onto my reading list.

*shudder*

But when you decide to get over your fear of Russian novels and take up War and Peace or Silent Flows the Don, let me know and we can have a long-distance book club!

[muckefuck.livejournal.com]

Only if you promise to read them in Russian! Then at least I have a fighting chance of keeping pace with you.

[snowy-owlet.livejournal.com]

Gruh! Okay. But only because I enjoy suffering.

[muckefuck.livejournal.com]

But I thought you loved Russian!

[snowy-owlet.livejournal.com]

I do. But I know that trying to read a convoluted novel in Russian would result in my brain folding itself into origami. I know it would be good for me, and probably bring me back toward fluency, but it would be hard work.