It's been dreary all day, there's not enough light out, I barely slept last night -- but I'm a few pages into a story now. I'm reading Haruki Murakami's "The Second Bakery Attack," from The Elephant Vanishes; Christian's discussing it in one of his classes so I picked it up. Murakami's men always seem to be lawyers, praticising or not.
Apparently the libraries went out for a good chunk of today, stormed downtown, were present for the library board meeting. I heard about this on a voicemail from Melissa, as I had today off and was at the market at the time. Picking up a few things for lunch. They were going to be in again at three this afternoon. If I'd bothered looking at my phone sooner, I could have probably gone down and joined up with them, but it was probably better for my overall sanity that I didn't.
Otherwise I've just been typing or making stir-fry. Quiet day. Talked to Michael on the phone for a little while as he has the week off.
But, back to the muse--
Comments (1)
What did you think of "The Second Bakery Attack?" It is one of my all-time favourite stories by him .... Really, you must read the novel "Kafka on the Shore" if you haven't yet already. It hurt me physically, it was so good.
Posted by Joy | October 11, 2007 3:52 AM
Posted on October 11, 2007 03:52