10 March 2004
Beau de Jour. Absolute genius. Finding this, even this late in the day, has completely made my day.
Curses. I'm finding myself addicted to blorgy. Ms Eurotrash in particular has kept me entertained this week.
I can't be be the only one who thinks that lemsip is like runny washing-up liquid, surely?
Despite my deeply seated urge to be one of those awful mucus troopers, I'm lucky enough that I have a boss who took one look at me this morning and immediately sent me home.
It might have been the fact that due to the golf ball/throat interaction I can only get out roughly one syllable in three, or the fact that I looked like I'd been dead for a week already.
Still, it being ordered to go home, rest and relax doesn't mean that I can actually rest and relax, I still have that "I should be at work" guilt thing going on, but I did manage to push it aside long enough to watch Legally Blonde 2 (stop sniggering at the back, it was entertaining and I didn't have to think) and sleep all afternoon.
While in Camden on Saturday, I picked up a few books from Waterstones.
One of them was called "Marsha Mellow and me", and looked like exactly the kind of bubblegum for the brain chick-lit that I occasionally favour, as a sorbet to clear the palate of those more affecting and literary books, before embarking on the next course.
I was more intruiged when I read the blurb, which let me know it was a book about a girl who writes an amazingly smutty novel under a pseudonym and then her comic capers as she tries to tell her mother before the tabloids find out her identity.
I picked it up, becuase I figured it would be entertaining, but I can't help feeling that someone needs to mail a copy to Belle.
via Beau de Jour above, I'm entirely tickled that there's a webring for smut-bloggers called cunning linguists (if you haven't figured already, this link is probably not safe for work).
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