@11ysses

I'm taking section 52 in a collaborative project for Bloomsday!

We'll be rewriting James Joyce's Ulysses in a series of tweets. Each participant takes 8-10 pages and extracts from them the things they find most valuable or intriguing, turning the text into 4-6 tweets.



I've had a crush on that Stephen Dedlaus guy for some time now, by the way.

polar bear table!!

http://philadelphia.craigslist.og/fuo/2373288820.html

NOT LATE YET

"...age of marriage for those of Turkish descent averages 21 for women and 24 for men,while for those of traditional German ancestry, the ages are 29 and 32." Kathleen Stassen Berger, The Developing Person: Through the Life Span page 449

Sure, I didn't bother to properly cite my source, but my last name is Schmidt and the above quote aids in my feeling a great deal more comfortable with my lot in life. For your consideration-I've been very antsy about a good deal of things including but not limited to: my younger sister's upcoming wedding and my inability to start at Drexel this fall. (I've got to finish five studio art classes and can't possibly get it all done by September while remaining at my present full time job. That's right: I'm entirely crushed but still alive, just barely.)


At least now I have found solace in my rank as spinster for the next four months as a twenty-nine year old.








Also, me: married? That sounds sort of like a punchline.

I guess it has been longer than I'd like to admit since I last worked in bed, or on my bed. In any event, I'd forgotten how easy it is to have a pen's ink leak out all over clean white sheets. Really though, as much as I loved the plain pale plane, there is something undeniably appealing about ink stained splotches. The black wicked blots give this bed character somehow suiting of a disheveled girl.

current obsession

bottle house



LOOK AT HOW GOOD THIS SOUNDS
AND
SEE HOW NICELY THE LIGHT SHINES IN.



also, i love this guy + his home.