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About Me Premium Member Comic Artist VictoriaCinderton24/Female/Czech Republic Recent Activity Deviant for 2 Years
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Devious Journal Entry

Mon Nov 16, 2009, 3:14 PM
Updates, updates.

Where the hell does the time go?

Anyway, I spent 13 days in Cape Town, so I've got plenty of photos. Got a little bit married along the way (In a white suit. I'm not a dresses-person) and gained at least 10kg because of all the delicious food that I ate. It was weird, to come there from rainy Scotland. In CT everything was in full bloom and during those almost two weeks I think I saw about everything there is to see. And I bought a new camera as well. Analogue. Yay for analogue.

The backdraw about my visit - I took my (now)husband's laptop to him, a laptop with Windows XP, which, unlike my Vista, supports my scanner. So I can submit any new pictures until I rack up some money and buy a new scanner. Well, at least I've got heaps of photos and stories, so at least something...

:sigh:

So yeah, that's about it. Just a small update, so people won't think that I'm dead dead.

:iconcat-club-cat::iconsky-club::iconkimono-lovers::iconmacro-club::iconthe-bjd-club::icongatchaman-club:
  • Mood: Thrilled
  • Listening to: Andrea Bocelli - Sogno
  • Reading: The Language Instinct
  • Watching: Sailor Moon Abridged
  • Playing: Dead Space
  • Eating: Toasties
  • Drinking: Stellenbosh Honeybush tea

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Devious Info

  • Current Residence: Scotland
  • deviantWEAR sizing preference: 14
  • Interests: Writing, drawing, Japan, Quantum Physics, Literature
  • Favourite movie: Session 9
  • Favourite band or musician: Yoko Kanno, NiN, Rachmaninov, Shostakovich, Shina Ringo
  • Favourite genre of music: too many
  • Favourite artist: Toyen, Tsutomu Nihei, Maki Kusumoto
  • Favourite poet or writer: Nezval, Weiss, Stephen King, Lady Murasaki, Verlaine
  • Operating System: Windows Vista
  • MP3 player of choice: Creative Zen
  • Shell of choice: Oyster shell, but it has to be deep purple
  • Wallpaper of choice: One with Fay D. Flourite & Ashura Ou
  • Favourite game: Silent Hill
  • Favourite cartoon character: Berg Katse, Ashura Ou, Atori
  • Tools of the Trade: Cloak, dagger, poisons and Canon PowerShot S5 IS

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Comments


:iconlechiti:
Dziekuję! Sorry for such a late reply but was away for some time.
Pozdrawiam z Warszawy.
:iconharuka77:
Nice gallery! :D

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L'espace d'une vie est le même, qu'on le passe en chantant ou en pleurant.
:iconvictoriacinderton:
Thanks a lot. :bounce:

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Proprium Humani Ingenii Est, Odisse Quem Laeseris
:iconhanscastorp:
Hey - I don't know if you're busy just now - but if you can talk - find me - you already know where:)

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Placet experiri
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Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth.
:iconvictoriacinderton:
Eheh. :blush: Sooo~reeeee.
I've been just so busy these days... Reading, that is. I've finished 'No longer human' from Osamu Dazai (you'd probably like that) and Soseki Natsume's 'Three cornered world' and now I'm reading 'A woman in the dunes' from Kobo Abe. They are all novels from early 1900 - 1940. Or so. The books from Dazai and Abe are existentialist novels with a lot of brooding, good-for-nothing men in the good old existentialist tradition, who end up in various degrees of badness.

...so, yeah. I'm sorry for not replying sooner.

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Proprium Humani Ingenii Est, Odisse Quem Laeseris
:iconhanscastorp:
:-) Nothing to be sorry about... I'm not reading much (unfortunately I do a bit longer hours in the kitchen than before, so don't have enough motivation to read afterwards...) - I'm trying to finish Into the Wild, and Unbearable Lightness of Being (dunno if you've read this one, but I like it - better than the film, which I like a lot).

If don't forget - I shall read the books you've mentioned.

And again - never apologize to me for late replying - it is true, that ''better late, than never''

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Placet experiri
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Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth.
:iconaegisavantgarde:
Thank you for the watch! And yes the actual Synchronicity concept was synthesized by Jung as it was implicit in earlier studies. See you around :)
:iconvic-r:
Thx for the :+fav: I gave one back. :)
:iconvictoriacinderton:
:bounce::bounce::bounce:

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Proprium Humani Ingenii Est, Odisse Quem Laeseris
:iconytangoren:
excellent gallery :heart:
:flowerpot:

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