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and Romain Rolland's Jean-Christophe.

I almost forgot how I felt about the book when I finished it. One feeling left on my mind though, irritation. I was almost bored with the episode that the boy fell in love with a girl who was older than himself. It reminded me of W. Somerset's Of Human Bondage. I got so irritated with it that...

awkward? ermm, why is that? Honestly, I would not attribute my fear to your directive talking style. (I liked to feel the sharpness in your posting.) I thought it would be because I did not want you, especially you, to find out my naivety/silly/ maybe even stupidity if I really have a talk...

good chance for me to ask Novella a question Always have this question on mind: Why I was fear to have a talk with you, even though I always have had this strong desire? I am serious. Aren't I brave to ask?:p

hehe, you made me laugh. still the Stewart.:p a warm feeling though.:) By the way, your writing at Collected book reviews was kinda threatening my confidence in English writing. I mean, they were very well-written. couldn't blemish it with a comment there. :o Edit to add: whoa, strange. why...

such a supprise! What??!! :eek: :eek: Why?? :( Hope you will still be around, Ell! :)

Actually, I had thought many days ago to vote for Lies as a moderator. *popcorns at a conference seemed to be a bit weired, honestly speaking. Edit to add: I cannot have a clear definition or conception of FAIR/BEING FAIR in this case or at any forum, so I didn't choose anyone.

sounded an interesting day. ermmm. Did you return it or did you make it for your supper? Or, could you mail it to me? The kitten, the kitten, I mean. :p

hehe, jenem, you're a leo? Happybirthday, sexy. :p

To put it simply, it meant that you are a special girl/lady. To elaborate it? heck, it requires another an hour to get down to the details. It was meant to be good, anyway. :)

Happybirthday, bobby! Happy Birthday! :D I missed you anyway.

lies, you haven't ever failed to challenge my stereotyped perception of gender roles (or something like that) so far. impressive.*thumb up*

hehe. I was guessing that you were apparently in a strang-good mood. :p

hehe. okay!

limited reading experiences 5.9) Jarosalv Hašek: 'The Good Soldier Švejk' 6.5) Joseph Heller: 'Catch-22' Those two would be ranked higher in my list (if I had one). Also I would add Don Quixote by Cervntes, Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift to the imagined list.

without this--- "they interested me in writing", the former part of the sentence sounded like a scary alarm. (Ah.. that's because I (ab)normally don't like reading popular/mainstream authors' books, Stephen King, for instance). anyway. I renewed these books,Ghostwritten and number9dreams double...

It leads me to read more reviews at the amazon com. Very intriguing. ありがとう/Dank, dank. :p Have to finish this dammed final paper first though. :( @#%&$*!

Earliest memory of the imported TV series Garrison's Gorillas

Ermm, thanks for asking. and thanks wabbit and Ell for remembering me too. I have been and still am struggling for a place in this world, and still trying to fit in it or whatsoever. So, what do you think about the book that you are reading now, True? I haven't heard about it though...

some of my own stubborn opinions: 1) Don't take any kind of anti-depressives! 2) I believed that it depends on the person him/herself to get out of the state of depression, which means, it depends on yourself rather than any kind of counsellor or psychologist, to be blunt. 3) Try hard to...