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[eleneariel]

From aftondays : You comment and I'll give you a letter with which to make a list of things you are thankful for - all beginning with that letter. Rachael gave me an L, so I am thankful for: 

Life: this is a pretty obvious one

Libraries: because I work in one and because without them life would be exceedingly dull and I would have to go get a boring job somewhere.

Lemons: I'm very fond of lemons.

Livejournal: Ahahahaha, no, really? 

Love: in all forms.

Light: I get dizzy in the dark.

Lord of the Rings: a larger part of who I am than I sometimes realize.

being Loco: sometimes crazy is good.

Laughter: how boring would life be otherwise? 

and... Laugh lines: I'm proud I have them.

Comments

[eattheolives.livejournal.com]

Sheesh, why do you always have to ask the hard questions?

LotR is part of me because unconsciously I relate a lot of life to it. LotR is part of me because it's been a major factor in introducing me to many of the close friends I have now. LotR is part of me because I quote it all the time. =)

[(Anonymous)]

I guess I'm more curious about you than the average bear. ;-)

You know a movie is good if it can mean that much to somebody. The Matrix is like that for me.

[eattheolives.livejournal.com]

Good grief, Andrew, remember to log in when you comment!

I love the Matrix. Do you like it for the deep quasi-philosophical points or the cool guns? I'm all for cool guns, myself.

Oh, and I was thinking more of the LotR books, although the movies have a large part in my life too. =)

[wandering-flame.livejournal.com]

Sorry! I'm on a different computer and keep forgetting to log in.

I liked the Matrix more for the philosophy. Although the action, sci fi plot, and guns added to my excitment of it, naturally. I've become a philosophy nut since I took Philosophy 101 and Ethics in college. I even thought about majoring in it.