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Mr. K.: [reading from a book] "Near the end of March, 1845, I borrowed an axe and went down to the woods by Walden pond. Nearest to where I...”

Mr. K.: What's the most important word in that sentence?

J.: Woods?

Mr. K.: Borrowed. The important thing to remember about The Transcendentalists, is that while self-reliance is a most admirable trait, Thoreau wasn't really all that alone out there by Walden pond. He had neighbour's, friends, people he could rely on. We should all be so lucky.

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And that could have been a good example of literature critique meeting life... If it wasn't through the eyes of a Hollywood writer, of course...

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Unknown Lazy - 15 years, 7 months, 14 days ago

Five things I won't be able to do before I die:

1. Learn how to read a score and play the notes I read in a piano or a violin.

2. Keep the tone of my voice low when I'm excited about engaging in a good conversation!

3. See a polar bear in the wild.

4. Finish to read ALL the books I've already bought and that lay impatiently on the shelves of my home office.

5. Get used to the wrinkles as they come year after year.

Unknown Lazy - 16 years, 1 month, 11 days ago

Life is what happens while you're too busy buying human pets!
Unknown Lazy - 16 years, 1 month, 12 days ago