We live as long as we fly
Today we installed a heating system in the country? house. Together with Dad, we moved a 500 kg gas generator from outside into the room. It took about two hours, though, or perhaps even longer.
Yesterday I also finished watching the anime 12 Kingdoms, based on a fantasy saga.
Excellent in almost every respect; it’s a shame it ended abruptly—the creators never finished it.
I have a little spider living in my room, a really tiny one. A month ago he fought a large fly for two hours, and ended up scarfing it down. Today I caught another fly just like it and tossed it into his web — he didn't even budge. At first I thought he'd gotten spoiled, but when the fly untangled itself, he quickly scurried over to the spot where it had been. So, having a safe position, he didn't want to risk it even for a big reward? Or was something else driving him?
I hate and am terrified of insects, but I'm completely fine with arachnids.
I read a book called "The 4th Wave" by Ilya Stogov, about the band Psychea and the "alternative" scene in general.
The ideas in the book are simple. It's readable, since the book is short. But there's no need to read it, because everything is clear anyway. It's already obvious that your personal freedom means problems for other people and their hostility. And so, whether you wreck your life or not, things won't get much better. The author seems to be trying to say that you should wreck it, but he himself understands that nothing will come of it.
Writing a transliteration plugin for Windows Live Writer. So far the result looks like this: "Vмадйл бyм фноyн й лсатйвyн зйвпуоyн. Oо мкфбйм лакхпвау' й уаwйутка" I think it'll change in about 5 minutes :-)