I'll never learn.

[trinityofone]

Hi, remember me? I'm the girl who yesterday almost broke the backs of two strong young women schlepping books to the post office, and was then charged 219 euro to ship said books. And yet, when I saw that it was going to be impossible to get into the Trinity shop for a while because the place is cluttered up with tourists, what did I do? I went to my favorite used bookshop (the one near Sheppard's Hairdressing), and I bought books.

*facepalm*

In fairness, I only got The Secret History because everyone has been recommending it to me, and How Many Miles to Babylon? because siriaeve recommended it to me. And I was very good and didn't snag the nice, cheap copies of The Alexandria Quartet (because I think my mom has it) or The Ambassadors (because I think I have it). I was totally reasonable, really!

*headdesk*

But I'm going to read them on the plane, so that makes it okay. Yes.

*eats ploughmans, thus accomplishing No. 9 on list*

Comments

[trinityofone.livejournal.com]

I'm complicated like that!

BTW, have you seen how productive I've been? All I have left to do is go eat dinner and fiddle with my iPod. How are things going for you?

[siria]

You are fantastically productive! I am very proud. :)

I, personally, am ready to cry with frustration. My mam is making this huge fuss out of the whole thing, which I didn't want, which I have always stated that I didn't want, and is telling me that I'm ungrateful and bad mannered for not wanting this. I knew it was impossible for me to have a birthday which went well.

[trinityofone.livejournal.com]

I still hopefully maintain that you are getting all your bad birthdays out of the way early, so that pretty soon, all the rest of them will be wonderful. Maybe?

[siria]

I certainly hope so. Because as fun as getting a headache from crying is, I'd really like to think that it's time for a change.

[trinityofone.livejournal.com]

Has it really been that bad? God, I'm so sorry. Parents. "They fuck you up..."

*hugs*