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domingo, agosto 10, 2008

oh well

Queria muito, mas muito desempacotar um monte de coisa que anda acontecendo. Coisa que tá aqui entalada, que eu não aguento mais. Só tá me frustrando, me empacando, me fazendo de trouxa. O que eu deveria esperar, hein? O que importa não é só o dinheiro? Não deveria ser assim?
Tenho pensado em muita coisa ruim. Não tô conseguindo avançar no que é realmente importante, porque tem essas coisas que me ocupam a cabeça. Por que focar é tão difícil?

Coincidiu em cair mais uma gota no copo que já tá quase explodindo, que é a minha paciência, no mesmo dia de um post bem interessante.

E aqui estou de novo procrastinando. Nao cheguei aonde gostaria de estar. Porque procrastinei a minha vida toda. Porque nunca achei que chegaria onde estou.

Sei só que a Bienal do Livro está aí, já perdi o Anima Mundi, e isso tudo está perdendo a importância na mesma proporção em que vou deixando de ser eu mesma, de tanto sapo que engulo.

Quando foi que eu virei isto?

quarta-feira, maio 30, 2007

another quiz

Well, long time no see. I have another blog where I intend to post my work, but no work to be done yet, not the personal ones, at least. I feel pretty tired and it's time to go.

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sábado, fevereiro 10, 2007

Mais Marjane Satrapi

Trecho da entrevista com ela. Makes a lot of sense, eventhough I don't agree 100%

"You have these great, sensual descriptions of cigarette smoke in the book. One character calls cigarettes "food for the soul."

Cigarettes are food for the soul. When you're smoking you can actually watch yourself breathing, watch your soul getting out of your body and into your body. Two days ago I spoke in Barnes & Noble in Chelsea. I said that I wrote this book to rehabilitate smoking, and people just stopped laughing. People are willing to eat any bullshit and drink bad water; pollution doesn't bother them. But as soon as you take out a cigarette they act as if you're going to kill them. This is not true! All the shit that they put in the food, all these hormones and pesticides and what have you, the stress, the condition of life, all of that . . . Living kills you anyway.

What made you want to write this book now?

I love love-stories in general. I also love the idea of death, because I think that it is such a scandal that we have to die. We die for the same reason that a worm will die, or a cat will die, but with the difference that we are conscious of it. But the book is also about pleasure, from Sophia Loren, to smoke, to love — all of that. We are living in a world in which the notion of pleasure is completely rejected. As soon as you say smoke, they say cancer. You say eating, they say cholesterol. You say making love, they say AIDS. But before AIDS and cancer and cholesterol you had the pleasure of doing these things. I think this rejection of pleasure is the basis of much of the fanaticism we see now. People are frustrated from lack of pleasure. If they had pleasure, why would they go and kill other people? They wouldn't. "

links da hora

Isto é mais como lembrete para mim

uma hq curtinha de Andi Watson q eu queria ter feito.

http://www.nerve.com/dispatches/watson/haunted/

e o site dele

http://www.andiwatson.biz/

Entrevista com Marjane Satrapi, autora de "Persepolis"
http://www.nerve.com/screeningroom/books/interview_marjanesatrapi_cwp/

Outras coisinhas legais q quero ver com tempo
http://www.inkygirl.com/

E um q deveria ter achado mais cedo... 6 anos mais cedo?
http://www.electricpenguin.com/waitingforfrodo/

C'est ça

segunda-feira, novembro 27, 2006

very very shallow post

What a man. I was a little disappointed when I saw his natural eye color, but after a while I got used to his natural color, so he's hot again.
But all this hotness didn't make me buy the Superman Returns DVD right away. Nothing escapes my policy of buying DVDs only after the price drops. Because they always do. If Christian Bale didn't make me buy "Batman Begins" right after it's release, nor Jude Law made me buy "Closer" yet, sorry Mr. Rough, but you're way behind these fine men in my Top 10 hotte.. er, finest hollywood actors of all time. Which are, in a certain order, Jude Law, Christian Bale, Tobey Maguire, Gary Sinise, Ewan McGregor, John Cusack, Edward Norton, Sean Bean, Brandon Rough, Ethan Hawke 10 yrs ago.

Ok, enough of being shallow. I just wanted to add that Jim Carrey, Steve Carrell and Jack Black are somewhere in my Top 15.

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