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[cactuswatcher]

I'm a tiny bit stuck in the writing department, which is good since I need a mental breather from being 'artistic an' stuff.' I write better with music in my head. Not any old music, but good movie background music. Listening to music would be a distraction while I write, but sometimes I will stop writing and listen to something for a little mood inspiration. I did that last night. Some of you know I don't care for rock. The Buffy CD is the only one I own with any on it. I have a set of two ABBA CD's as well. Don't ask why. I've never listened to the whole thing, even once. But I was duncing around last evening and got it out. There are some decent songs among the teeny-bopper disco crap. But nothing useful for mood music for this novel. I listened to the Chieftains for awhile. If you don't know who they are you are still young and innocent. They are a bit raggedy traditional Irish, compared to the way I'd play it, if I were any good. Their music got on my nerves a little last night. Some times that helps too.

Not NaNo for yesterday 2047-for November 12,115 (total 21729)

ETA Unfortunate real newspaper headline of the day: *Designer duds share spotlight*

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[atpolittlebit.livejournal.com]

I think that headline is quite apt for Dior's Fall Couture Line (http://www.style.com/fashionshows/collections/F2006CTR/review/CDIOR). o_O

[cactuswatcher.livejournal.com]

I think dud is a charitible word for that stuff. 'Eyesore' and 'Urban Blight' come to mind.

[atpolittlebit.livejournal.com]

The funny part is that I found that collection after watching Project Runway and hearing all the judges talk abut how "over the top" this dress (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v421/BitsPics/Images/Silly%20Stuff/309Kayne-CoutureDuJour.jpg) (with which I disagreed) was so I went to see what the 'big names' were doing in their couture lines. Bwaaaahaahahaha!!!!