i wish that i believed in fate
i wish i didn't sleep so late
Oh darling I think that all of the answers
went south on the backs of those grey winged birds
or slipped through our fingers
while we were sleeping
Now comes, a river runs through the rafters down, down, down
Does it leave me sleeping? Dreaming only of spring
17 November 2011
November Is For Sleeping
Posted by laura at 8:33 PM 0 comments
Labels: fall, sleeping to dream, the sound of music
02 October 2011
Star-álfur
Nature has turned arctic over night and I didn't have to work this entire beautiful weekend. What I did have to do was look for a car. After reluctantly dragging myself to a car dealership and negotiating with a positively lovely man who told me I barely looked 16 and had a few sexist tricks up his sleeve, I'm 99% sure I have a new old car that smells like Johnson & Johnson baby shampoo and more or less works.


Posted by laura at 1:40 PM 1 comments
Labels: "seedling" is a good word, 3d life, arts and crafts, baby it's cold outside, christmas lights, cincinnati, fall, guacamole, suburbia, the stars
03 November 2010
You Wish Young Eyes Could See You Grow Older
Do you remember that episode of Pete & Pete when Pete hears the best song he's ever heard but can't remember how it goes and know one knows what it is and he's worried that he's going to lose it forever? I didn't think that story was relevant anymore because all you have to do is type "lyrics" and "whatever words you remember" into google and you instantly know what it is. A few weeks ago though, I was in H&M not really paying attention to the music until I realized that I had been listening to the best song I've ever heard in my life. I tried to remember some words but they were too hard to understand and there were only 20 seconds left in the song so I hummed the part I remembered and hoped I'd figure out some way to type that into google. This, asking people if they've heard a song that sounded like a mix between Coldplay, Patrick Wolf, and Sigur Ros, and looking for an H&M playlist didn't work but spending 4 hours on this did. There's not really any moral to this story, it's just something to say about a song that I like so much that I don't have anything to say about it.
Posted by laura at 12:36 PM 5 comments
Labels: blankets, fall, happiness, heart-bending music, jonsi, sunshine, the internet is a weird place, the sound of music, the weather is in charge of my feelings
