I have never been so happy*

[bending_sickle]

Meme: Good Things:

Day 4 - Thing 1: OMG. Aadslkfjsoefj! Slkdjfgosierf! Eeeeeeeeeeeeeee!




Thing 2: My internship supervisor brought me something from Argentina!




Closes snazzily with a pressure pin.


Of course, it's a tad big because my wrists were just not made for bracelets.

Thing 3: Pillars of the Earth Parts 2 and 3 and the sexy, sexy men it has.


Tom Builder, played by Rufus Sewell


Prior Philip, played by Matthew McFadyen (and he's got a Welsh accent! *swoons*)

Thing 4: I edited my CV! WHOOT WHOOT, MOTHER-LOVERS! Whoot the shit out of that thing \o/


* Common expression

Comments

[seschat.livejournal.com]

Bracelet win! /o/ CV win! \o\ Pretty men with Welsh accents! \o/

:D *smishes you lovingly*

Also, I really shope Good Omens will be as well-made as, say, Sherlock. Then, my life will be complete. (At least for a week or two, thatcher is. ;)

Love you! Currently in German class. *rolls eyes*

[seschat.livejournal.com]

Auto-correct fail! *facepalm*

[bending-sickle.livejournal.com]

You have no idea how long I've been waiting for a Good Omens movie or something. I think I first got wind of the possibility around 2001 or so, and it's about damn time. \o/ My hopes are high, Television Gods, and my expectations are very high.

The Welsh accent on the guy who plays Philip basically makes me melt. I keep having Torchwood's Jack voice in my head, saying, "Ianto! I need to hear those beautiful Welsh vowels!"

And by the way, if you haven't watched (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pillars_of_the_Earth_%28TV_miniseries%29) (or in fact, read (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pillars_of_the_Earth)) The Pillars of the Earth, I highly suggest you do so. Pretty men, pretty horses, and a hell of a lot of backstabbing.

How did your Spanish exam go? And good luck with the Math exam! *snuuuuuugles*

[seschat.livejournal.com]

XD Good old Jack and Ianto.

I haven't either watched or read The Pillars of the Earth, though we own the book. My mother recommended it to me like whoa and I heard much praise about the movie, so yeah, maybe I'll give it a go some day. However, I have to admit I'm not a fan of historical novels. ;p

Please don't ask about the exams. I feel so crestfallen at the moment, there is just so much fail. idkidk what to do. :|

*huggles up to you* Hope you're doing fine, my sweetheart. *GLOMPS*

[bending-sickle.livejournal.com]

I'm not a fan of historical novels either, and there's a few passages about cathedral-building that are a bit meh, but the novel is pretty focused on the personal drama even if there's political intrigue in the background, so it's an interesting read regardless. The miniseries is pretty awesome too (if you don't want to wade through the monster that is the novel) even though it's different from the novel in a few important bits. (Plus, there's teh sexy. Did I mention that?)

D: Sorry to hear about the exams. Can I offer you a consolation hug? *smiiish* No reason to panic until you get the results, though. There's always hope ♥

I'm doing okay :) Been busy with the CV (it's now fully in Italian!) and mom's leaving for Spain tomorrow for a few days, and THERE'S ANOTHER BLOODY METRO AND BUS STRIKE TOMORROW AAAAARGH. *winds back her alarm clock to crazy-early o'clock*

*MOAR HUGS*

[yaya-wr8t3r.livejournal.com]

Really nice bracelet. Also, yay for the actors \o/ I love those two, such great performers!

I couldn't stop laughing at your CV comment. Cause believe it or not, I just did mine ;)

[bending-sickle.livejournal.com]

I haven't finished watching The Pillars of the Earth yet, but I'm really enjoying it - and the actors - a lot. (Although sadly I've reached the point where there will be no more Tom. My heart, it is frowny-faced.)

CV's are evil. Writing one up, or streamlining it, feels like vanquishing some gigantic troll from the snowy peaks of far off lands. There has to be a lot of \o/ after messed around with one ;)