trasig röst, kläder tunna detta smutsiga lik vars varma toner är sedan länge, försvunna,
det ger mig kväljningar än när du passerar - tankar svedda i tenn
den där blicken som vet och smutsen allt jävla klet allt jävla svek allt det där, allt du vet
men jag önskar dig glädje jag är honung i teet och jag ser dig på håll jag ser dig som den du är jag ser den bördan du bär nu, när jag inte längre finns här
It's amazing how something can be so ugly on the outside, and so pretty from the inside - I hereby declare the Adam Smith building a real life "Ugly Duckling" - Thank you H.C. Andersen for teaching me that lesson!
"No," said Pooh humbly, "there isn't. But there was going to be when I began it.
It's just that something happened to it along the way.”
- A. A Milne
I've been a bit busy lately, meeting people I've missed back home and all that. I had a great Christmas and New Years also, it was all really warm and winter-welcoming the way that I think is very special for smaller places like Sweden. Oh well, nuff bout that. Thought I'd issue a wee dandy potpurri of what's been going on in dear old Glasgow since I came back a week ago.
Miss. I-can-never-take-serious-photos...
... And the scary lovely Glasgow-gang at the Bookclub...
... the new phone measuring capacity on the campus-grounds...
... proving itself worthy. The sunset really does look like a sunset, don't it?
Two freakishly handsome people that spice Glasgow up with good chit-chat...
... and the University's own brand of spice...
... and, finally, my own spice: A fun Chilean tv-series...
and the only meat-dish I now know how to conjure out of my ridiculous chef-hands.
And finally a rather cheesy song that I completely adore, since a few moments ago. Call me lovey dovey or whatever, but I'd actually really like to make a duet (guy/girl-style) out of this piece of marvel!
There's something seriously wrong with a person stealing a jacket, in the middle of the frigging cold winter, with no value except that it's warm... I really hope it serves that person well, and that it was well-needed, rather than something retrieved just in the "heat" of the moment.