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Jun. 5th, 2008 07:36 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
d_aulnoySmug! By god, I am smug.
Today's excursions have netted me many delightful things, the least of which is Bentley's pomegranate tea.
The others include, but are not limited to:
- a pair of Via Spiga patent leather loafers in a rusty rose red (I am particularly smug about these, as VS shoes are getting harder and harder to find since their Madison Ave. store shut down)
- a black, purple, and emerald-green patterned dress that I believe will horrify my father and the 'Gnu, but delight my mother andvschanoes (which, really, I feel evens out to a net gain, as horrifying the 'Gnu is practically a hobby)
- a DKNY black wrap dress for $15.00. Smug, I tell you, smug!
Hey, wanna contribute to my smugness? Share with me the title of your favorite Intro. to Folklore textbook. I'm teaching a course next term, and the only problem is that I can't seem to find a good overview of the field. I could just make them buy Propp, Dundes, etc., separately, but given that a lot of my students are working students, I feel a little reluctant to go that route. Tips?
Today's excursions have netted me many delightful things, the least of which is Bentley's pomegranate tea.
The others include, but are not limited to:
- a pair of Via Spiga patent leather loafers in a rusty rose red (I am particularly smug about these, as VS shoes are getting harder and harder to find since their Madison Ave. store shut down)
- a black, purple, and emerald-green patterned dress that I believe will horrify my father and the 'Gnu, but delight my mother and
vschanoes (which, really, I feel evens out to a net gain, as horrifying the 'Gnu is practically a hobby)- a DKNY black wrap dress for $15.00. Smug, I tell you, smug!
Hey, wanna contribute to my smugness? Share with me the title of your favorite Intro. to Folklore textbook. I'm teaching a course next term, and the only problem is that I can't seem to find a good overview of the field. I could just make them buy Propp, Dundes, etc., separately, but given that a lot of my students are working students, I feel a little reluctant to go that route. Tips?