he plays piano with fistfulls of broken belvedere crystals
mood: 
distractable
distractablemusic: Audioslave - Like a Stone
2008: Satellite images show the runaway disintegration of a 220-square-mile chunk in western Antarctica.
Were we using that for anything? Well, sorta.
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tanaise: Did you see that Prince Caspian is coming out soon?[12:30]
stillsostrange: I did![12:30]
tanaise: (my second least favorite of the books, of course,) [12:30]
stillsostrange: I love PC[12:31]
stillsostrange: Not as much as Dawn Treader, but enough[12:31]
matociquala: Dawn Treader and The Silver Chair are my true loves.[12:31]
matociquala: I actually no longer have Dawn Treader[12:31]
matociquala: I had the box set and I read that one until it fell apart.[12:32]
stillsostrange: They should get Tilda to be the lady in the Green Kirtle too[12:32]
matociquala: mmmmmmmmmm[12:32]
matociquala: Yes.[12:32]
matociquala: I am ALL ABOUT Reepicheep.[12:33]
stillsostrange: He is the best mouse[12:33]
matociquala: (Sweet! Sweet!)[12:33]
tanaise: Maybe they'll get Rizzo to play him. [12:33]
matociquala: heeee[12:33]
stillsostrange: the words "gay and martial mouse" aren't written often enough[12:33]
matociquala: Rizzo needs the work.[12:33]
matociquala: LOL[12:33]
tanaise: Amanda, whose fault is it, then? [12:33]
matociquala: Okay, so blogging this.Here, have some pictures of a blue-eyed tobiano Gypsy Vanner stallion who looks remarkably like Whiskey. (Yes, the website design is terrible, but the ponies are pretty.) Hmm. Need movie deal, so I can afford a horse property, so I can have a pair of ponies.
Or Edmund.
Even if he eats them.
Also, am I cheating on Star if I think D'Jango Jazz is so completely gorgeous that I would consider selling my house, my car, my (hypothetical) first born child to be able to acquire his offspring?
The Vanners are spectacular, aren't they?
They're being heavily marketed in the US as a Newly Rediscovered Ancient Breed, but I'm pretty sure what they come down to is English and Welsh working cobs and warmbloods, and I would guess there's a buncha of Shire back there by the faces and feathers.
The Dutch word for fresh water is literally sweet (zoete) and so I was thinking about Reepicheep's prophecy just the other day:
Where sky and water meet,
Where the waves grow sweet,
Doubt not, Reepicheep,
To find all you seek:
There is the utter east.
(I never memorized Tolkien's songs because I finally got around to reading him too late, but I can do all the poems in The Dark is Rising, the long and sad tale from Alice in Wonderland, most of Menolly's songs (I set out on purpose to learn those when I was 14 or so) and scattered bits from Silverlock. (I keep meaning to memorize all of "East of Agamemnon", at least. One of the things I love about LJ is knowing I'm far from unique here.)
I would buy one. *g*
And send all Whiskey's fans.
Anywho, I'll always have a fondness in my heart for "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" and "The Horse's Boy", 'cause I read those first. But "The Magician's Nephew" and "The Last Battle" are too thinly veiled as allegories; "Voyage of the Dawn Trader" and "The Silver Chair" are inarguable the BEST. "Prince Caspian"'s like the awkward middle child...XD