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[threeplusfire]

I love memes.

Peel back the onion skin layers of these stories and what exactly lies at the center? I could tell you about the time I was driving home from Metro in the middle of the night, cold air, windows down, and how sure I was that in the very center there was a diamond bright kernel of myself.

But it makes very little sense outside of the moment.

Anyhow. Work is good. My new supervisor complimented me on my production, I have a chai latte, and I can see the sun. Once I stop feeling zombified, life will be peachy.

In the meantime, memes. Ask me any three questions and I will answer. It would be good to know I'm still capable of honesty.

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[tsarina.livejournal.com]

1. Looking at my wedding ring, and contemplating all that it has brought to my life. Barring that, eating one of the delicious meals prepared by my husband chef. ;)

2. That would definitely be working and supporting myself through college, and not acquiring any debt. It was brutal at times, but I learned how to be self reliant, how live on a limited income, and how to balance my responsibilities.

3. The Miracle Game, by Josef Skvorecky. One of the most beautiful books ever written, and one of the top reasons I fell in love with Prague.

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Most definitely available in English! Pick up a copy today. It is a novel that revolves around a story of priest and a miracle at a small village church, during the Communist years. While it contains many references to other stories, it can be read on its own. This was the first Svorecky novel I read, actually.