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Ars longa, Vita brevis
Jul. 1st, 2010 05:38 pmIt has been another warm day and a morning i have been doing the Malibu Babe sunbathing.
Posted off those records late yesterday just before the post office closed and hence no queue to deal with. This morning posted off a book from Play Trade as well.
Finished reading the "Romantic Writing" text book for the OU course A210 "Approaching Literature". Will probably sell it the next i visit to MVE in Notting Hill which might be next Wednesday. I may have to go back to Slough as well to do one more quota , which i don't mind doing as i was one quota short originally.
Tomorrow i am in Seaford with GC , so perhaps a chance , if we get time , to peruse the charity shops there.
July 17th is my next visit to the Northern Lights, so i will need to conjure up a poster before then.
Oh , and the quotation "Ars longa, vita brevis" is a Latin translation of an Ancint Greek aphorism by the philosopher, Hippocrates, which is "Art is long, life is brief".
Posted off those records late yesterday just before the post office closed and hence no queue to deal with. This morning posted off a book from Play Trade as well.
Finished reading the "Romantic Writing" text book for the OU course A210 "Approaching Literature". Will probably sell it the next i visit to MVE in Notting Hill which might be next Wednesday. I may have to go back to Slough as well to do one more quota , which i don't mind doing as i was one quota short originally.
Tomorrow i am in Seaford with GC , so perhaps a chance , if we get time , to peruse the charity shops there.
July 17th is my next visit to the Northern Lights, so i will need to conjure up a poster before then.
Oh , and the quotation "Ars longa, vita brevis" is a Latin translation of an Ancint Greek aphorism by the philosopher, Hippocrates, which is "Art is long, life is brief".
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