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Jul. 15th, 2009

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Writer's Block: 5//7//5

Sum up your day in the form of a haiku.

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Checked my horoscope

Shattering revelations

Bring it on, I say

Mar. 27th, 2009

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She's got her ticket
I think she gonna use it
I think she going to fly away
No one should try and stop her
Persuade her with their power
She says that her mind is made
Up

Mar. 17th, 2009

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ALRIGHT EVERYBODY

Alright everybody, I need your help - BIG TIME.

Feb. 19th, 2009

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http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2009/02/18/even-easier-livejournal-migration/

Jan. 10th, 2009

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Writer's Block: Prepared Answer

What is the one question you've always wanted someone to ask you?


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"Can we pay you to fly to DC and write about the inauguration from the point of view of an expat? We'll put you up at the Hay-Adams; we hear the Presidential Suite is being vacated. OH, and we got you backstage passes to the Beastie Boys show on 1/19, too."

Dec. 20th, 2008

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TU NON VEDRAI NESSUNA COSA AL MONDO MAGGIOR DI ROMA

Sun's up
A little after twelve
Make breakfast for myself
Leave the work for someone else
People say
They say that it's just a phase
They tell me to act my age,
Well I am

On this perfect day,
Nothing's standing in my way

On this perfect day,
When nothing can go wrong

It's the perfect day,
Tomorrow's gonna come too soon
I could stay, forever as I am

On this perfect day

Sun's down
A little after ten
I pick up all my friends
In my Mercedes-Benz

Wake up
Don't tell me it's just a dream
'Cause when I've had enough
You'll hear me say,
Now don't you try to rain on my

Perfect day,
Nothing's standing in my way

On this perfect day,
Nothing can go wrong

It's the perfect day,
Tomorrow's gonna come too soon
I could stay, forever as I am
On this perfect day

I'm in the race
But I've already won
And getting there can
Be half the fun
So don't stop me
Till I'm good and done,
Don't you try to rain on my

Perfect day
It's the perfect day

It's the perfect day
Nothing's gonna bring me down
I could stay, forever as I am

On this perfect day
Nothing's standing in my way,

On this perfect day,
Nothing can go wrong

I'm in the race
But I've already won
And getting there can
Be half the fun,
So don't stop me
Till I'm good and done,
Don't you try to rain on my

Perfect, day
On this perfect day
On this perfect day

Nov. 18th, 2008

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Hey all, show me some love and bring on your snarkiest comments. 

http://unfortunatehotels.wordpress.com/

Nov. 6th, 2008

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How I feel

I'm in the middle of writing a long missive regarding Obama, seeking to answer the question for myself of why people all over the world have had the same reaction, and to try to put a name to that reaction. Sorry, radiumhead, you're going to have to suffer through a string of Obama-related posts from me. Feel free to move on.

First, I'd like to say to the GOP:



...except for the "and I'm their lawyer" part at the end. I'd also like to echo the words of Josh Lyman at the end of this clip, with no caveats:



And to you bigoted, hateful, entirely unchristian assholes who are strangely, alarmingly obsessed with ensuring that not all my friends are created equal; again, no caveats:

Sep. 13th, 2008

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One last time

Hello!

OK, I'm really serious now - I'm really not going to be posting on here anymore; you'll have to go to my site to read my loft prose and scathing wit.

If you're a member of Live Journal, you can subscribe to my rss feed, christinecanter. Every time I post, it'll show up on your friends list.

If you're not a member of Live Journal, you can go to my site and subscribe to get my posts into your mailbox.

You can also follow me on Tumblr and Twitter, which feeds my posts as well.

I love hearing from you in the comments over there on my site, so if you're reading, please let me know!

Bye!

Sep. 1st, 2008

light

An extremely interesting and link-filled update.

...But you have to go here to read it - I'm just using LJ now to keep up on my LJ peeps and all my rss feeds.

If you want to read my WP posts but are too lazy to click over, you can follow me right here on LJ - add my rss feed to your friends' list! Someone else added it, which accounts for its name - but here it is!

Oct. 29th, 2007

sunglasses

Life As I Know It.

When I left America, I left behind a loving, supportive family and friends I would take a bullet for. Anyone would be glad to have the life I had there. It was a good life.

When I go back, I am often asked how I did what I did, and how I knew this was the life for me.

I give them a cocktail party line about living only once or some such nonsense, because I still remember the moment I decided; that moment is so private and precious to me that even tonight when I tried to explain it to Cal, to illustrate why I was so happy, I suddenly was struck by an uncharacteristic shyness. So much else came between that moment and the moment when I stepped off the plane and into my new life; things that changed my life and the world we all live in today.

My life as it is right now is so different, and exactly the same as I envisioned. Did I picture myself living here? No. But what I did want, before I even knew I wanted it, is exactly what I have right now. And it took a winter of my extreme discontent, and being broke, and a man who loves me unconditionally, and a retarded cat to make me realize that here, in fact, was exactly where I wanted to be.

I cannot begin to describe the freedom I feel in being a freelance… whatever I am. It’s yet another profession that my mother is unable to explain exactly to her friends. But whatever it is, it is exactly what I saw in my head when I saw myself living this life.

As magical as my time was in Rome - I would not trade even a minute of it - and even though I know Montpellier is not the town for me, at all, I know that this is what I was looking for. I feel like Dagney Taggart, as I see her; making a true, honest day’s living in a forthright give and take that simply does not exist in today’s world as I know it.

I sleep when I am tired; I wake when I’m ready; I work until I feel I have done my best and not a minute more. I no longer have to compromise; I no longer have to deal with middle management; there is no one’s vision I have to subscribe to except my own.

Not everyone has my circumstances, and not everyone has the same desires as I do. But whatever your ideas mean to you, I beg you to follow them until you drop. I am coming to you from the other side of my dreams, and I am telling you it is worth it.

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