Deep In Earth

i've never been a fan of folk music, but i'm starting to really like them nowadays. i think they're very simple but so full of emotion and meaning. i love all the woodland titles, scenic imagery and such casual romantic lyrics. like music you would play and sing to a sweetheart on a sudden whim, yet it's full of honest expressions and significance. i think most of them are easy and pleasurable to sing to. i just like the sound of acoustic guitars paired with a great voice and good poetry. or just good music. like The Blower's Daughter by Damien Rice. or Follow You Down To The Red Oak Tree by James Vincent McMorrow. and all of Screamworks' acoustics are wonderful. i just love them. :)

long ago, when i was a lot younger, maybe 5 to 7 years old, i watched this particular movie about rabbits, that i really liked, i remember that i liked it, and i would sometimes see some scenes from it in my dreams. but i never knew the name of the movie, so ever since i found out that the internet can be used to find these kinds of stuff, i tried to find it, only in vain, and it didn't help that i soon forgot about it. and this weekend, i found out about it! only to know that it was actually rather provocatively scary for little children. hmm. it really was scary. i watched the trailer, to confirm it, and even now i think it was a really horrifying movie for little kids... nevertheless, i was thrilled to finally find it after all these years, and i'm reliving all the nostalgic moments that i saw in the movie. i felt sad, scared, compassionate, and cuddly happy. i can finally watch Watership Down all over again. and i have to get the book. i just have to get it.

Yup, i've got new books! my sister gave me a little token of her appreciation for taking care of little babies, so i've got this certain amount of money to spend on whatever i want. of course, i go for new books. earlier, i had a vision that the popular store will have new penguin books, so there i went with my money, and sure enough there were new books. however, they weren't penguins, but collins! they were relatively as cheap as penguin books, so i bought a number of them. my other sis helped me to pay with 2 extra books, since my money wasn't enough. :) i always wanted to read these, especially Inferno. i think i'm lucky to find these beautiful masterpieces.