Couldnt finish the question

Other people I miss are Danielle, and the lovely couple Zoe and Evan

Also, He-thinks-its-not-kosher didn’t make it on the tumblr list but I always enjoy her posts and any x
Chats we may have.

Q:Who do you miss? List them

Anonymous

From tumblr?

Vaguelybritish me (Avery is my Neil Gaiman)

Lordbyronsbloomers (who I just found out is not following me and I’m afraid I did something)

20thcentryfoxy (hep cat)

Blackenedvelvet (quite the lady)

Henrysdolphins (good talks)

Ivegotnoexpectations (what a bad ass)

Moldypuss (with a url like that, how could you not be cool?)

Sugoi-sugoi (frequents the music tag)

Ohtobefive (skype buddies when skype works)

Sun-kill-moon-and-me (especially if I end up in Brazil in November)

And Amelia (whatever her blog is right now)

As for people in my life otherwise,

Chris obviously (the best mate)

Jackie (his lady)

20 Books in 2013: State and Revolution Holy Shit Lenin is great! Man knows his shit! If you’re down with reading history or philosophy, this is the book for you! A lot of people complain about Marxist philosophers because most of their texts are reactions and criticisms to different texts, events and statements from other people, places, etc. But even if you ignore the obscure references to people who history basically only recognizes because Lenin references them, you can really get some great points about the nature of government (The State) and the necessity to revolt against its capitalist structure, and how to practically go about it, basically. Super quick read too, and not too hard to understand. I highly recommend it.
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20 Books in 2013: State and Revolution

Holy Shit Lenin is great! Man knows his shit!

If you’re down with reading history or philosophy, this is the book for you! A lot of people complain about Marxist philosophers because most of their texts are reactions and criticisms to different texts, events and statements from other people, places, etc.

But even if you ignore the obscure references to people who history basically only recognizes because Lenin references them, you can really get some great points about the nature of government (The State) and the necessity to revolt against its capitalist structure, and how to practically go about it, basically.

Super quick read too, and not too hard to understand. I highly recommend it.

Q:it makes me v sad that so many of your posts get lost in my dash, because your posts are good posts and it's cool seeing what you're up to. i dont think there's a moral to this story just hi i like you keep up the music i visit your music tag frequently ok byeeeee

sug0i-sug0i

You’re the best! Thank you for your attention and affection to my blog! I’m super happy you’re frequenting my music page :) Thank you so much.

20 books in 2013: A Brief History of Time Let me just say this by the way, I do not purport that 20 books is a lot to read in a year, this is just a personal record of a goal I had to read more this year as I didn’t read as much last year and wanted to get back in the swing of things. That being said: This book is required reading in life. If you have not read it, READ IT. NAO. It’s super short (it is “A Brief History of Time” after all) I totally loved reading this, and you can bet I was just reading this at a cafe all like
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20 books in 2013: A Brief History of Time

Let me just say this by the way,

I do not purport that 20 books is a lot to read in a year, this is just a personal record of a goal I had to read more this year as I didn’t read as much last year and wanted to get back in the swing of things.

That being said:

This book is required reading in life. If you have not read it, READ IT. NAO. It’s super short (it is “A Brief History of Time” after all)

I totally loved reading this, and you can bet I was just reading this at a cafe all like

20 Books for 2013: The Casual Vacancy I’ve been very bad at keeping a record of my progress for the books I’ve been reading this year, so today is going to be a block of book posts! This book was exquisite! Wonderful commentary on classism and racism in Britain with other wonderful, entertaining incites. Good read all in all. Wasn’t sure how this would read, as you never know if once great authors (known for one text primarily) will fuck up with another story. Good job Jo! This was a great read.
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20 Books for 2013: The Casual Vacancy


I’ve been very bad at keeping a record of my progress for the books I’ve been reading this year, so today is going to be a block of book posts!

This book was exquisite! Wonderful commentary on classism and racism in Britain with other wonderful, entertaining incites.

Good read all in all. Wasn’t sure how this would read, as you never know if once great authors (known for one text primarily) will fuck up with another story. Good job Jo! This was a great read.

Q:How are you? We miss you here on tumblr. Hope your life is going well.

Anonymous

I am well! Just working, making music, reading, and doing my very little part in saving the world.

I miss the people of tumblr as well but, as I am very busy, I rarely end up doing much other than an occasional post on my phone.

But I’m doing more posts right now, as well as working on saving up for an album! So there will be that to look forward to!

Also, I just met someone who wants to make music videos for me once my album is finished!!!

Hope all you lovelies on tumblr are doing well! Feel free to talk to me personally and not on anon, of course!

cheers!