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Jul. 22nd, 2011 09:48 amAnd for a companion to my last post have an article from the NYPost on how JKR is sexist against men but also believes that men rule, I'm not really sure what the message is. But it's, um, very virulent.
I may have a job lined up - I had an interview at the Yankee Candle in the mall, and I absolutely killed. And Old Navy called me back for one as well. And my back unemployment pay came through a little while ago so I'm at least not strapped for cash (and may get my car's air conditioning fixed, it's very uncomfortable in this heat). And I was paid $20 for hemming someone's skirt for the museum's Silver Gala.
I've started reading Game of Thrones for real this time! And I'm loving it. I do think GRRM goes overboard with how young the characters are, though. I think I love Tyrion even more in the book. I have a weird thing going on there I like some of the names - Eddard, Cersei, Tyrion, Sansa, Sandor - and hate some of the others - Catelyn will never not read as too modern to me, Jaime ought to be pronounced "Jame" or the Spanish way. And I'm not fond of the "Ser" for "Sir" convention.
I may have a job lined up - I had an interview at the Yankee Candle in the mall, and I absolutely killed. And Old Navy called me back for one as well. And my back unemployment pay came through a little while ago so I'm at least not strapped for cash (and may get my car's air conditioning fixed, it's very uncomfortable in this heat). And I was paid $20 for hemming someone's skirt for the museum's Silver Gala.
I've started reading Game of Thrones for real this time! And I'm loving it. I do think GRRM goes overboard with how young the characters are, though. I think I love Tyrion even more in the book. I have a weird thing going on there I like some of the names - Eddard, Cersei, Tyrion, Sansa, Sandor - and hate some of the others - Catelyn will never not read as too modern to me, Jaime ought to be pronounced "Jame" or the Spanish way. And I'm not fond of the "Ser" for "Sir" convention.
