...Temas: Shounen ai, drama Personajes: Milo, Kardia, Dégel, Shion Dedicatoria: A las 3 personas que me pokearon para continuarlo Aclaraciones: Parte 1 AQUÍ El presente. Después de que Camus hubo salido, Milo permaneció inmóvil y con la mirada fija en la puerta, como si esperara que su compañero volviera para explicar mejor lo que acababa de ocurrir. Ni siquiera sentía que debiera ir...

Título: Fiebre Fandom: Saint Seiya clásico + TCL + Ep G Temas: Shounen ai Personajes: Camus/Milo, Shaka, Aiolia Dedicatoria: Fran por pokearme para que lo escribiera y darme ideas para posibles próximos capítulos que no sé si se escribirán XD Aclaraciones: · Camus y Milo tienen 13 años en este fic. · Está situado en lo que sería inmediatamente después de Episodio G, antes de que...

I got my first tattoo yesterday at Painted Bird Ink in Somerville, MA. It's from Camus' "The Fall" and is the full line that a few people on here have a section of tattooed. It reads "Au milieu de l'hiver j'apprenais enfin qu'il y avait en moi un ete invincible" which translates roughly to "In the middle of winter I finally found that I had in me an invincible summer". The font is Goudy Bookletter...

... Kind of a cool story, which probably makes you look real intelligent if you casually reference it to a bunch of history professors.  Speaking of being pretentious, I read a good early essay by Camus the other day, in a book called “Youthful Writings”, a title which I don’t think requires an explanation. In this essay, Camus writes about the 19 th century French poet Paul Verlaine, saying that...

...the eves of houses? It is to listen to the stories.'" I'm a huge book worm, so it's perfect. and 2. "In the depths of winter I finally learned there was in me an invincible summer " - Albert Camus but I've also seen it as "In the depths on winter, i found within me there lay an invincible summer" and I've seen a few other variations of the quote. Which makes me ask, which is correct? ...

подвиснув между поисками себя-старого и разработкой себя-нового, случайно наткнулся на Камю, который как-то очень кстати... "Man is the only creature that refuses to be what he is." ("Человек - единственное...к ним), он пользовался поездами когда только мог. а погиб - в автокатастрофе. с обратным билетом на поезд в кармане. товарищ уговорил его поехать с ним на машине. makes you wonder, doesn't it?...

comentando no meu post anterior sobre a escassez de icons Camus/Milo tanto aqui no LJ como em outros sites - issoéocúmulodoabsurdo!- , algumas imagens que tenho no meu pc deram pra fazer estes aí. ok, sem photoshop e experiência, um programinha feinho de graça da câmera fotográfica é o máximo que consigo fazer. 1.  2.  3. 4.  5.  6. 7.  8.  9. 10. não é de dizer olha-que...

FELIZ ANIVERSÁRIO CAMUS! Tá, eu sei que não é hoje! Estou mega atrasada u.u Pra quem não se lembrou o anivesário do Camus foi no sábado dia 07/02. O meu celular fez o favor de me acordar para me lembrar da data o/ O presente está pronto desde o dia 07, mas por falta de bateria na câmera e internet lenta não deu pra postar antes... mas o que conta é a intenção de ter lembrado e feito o presente...

Well, sort of. Things have been pretty peaceful around here since the last time the landlord banged on my door, yelling my name. I shit you not, that's his way of "collecting rent." Once he got the money...way or another. In other news, I got to see Will Smith's new movie Seven Pounds . I enjoyed it quite a bit, while watching it. I'm still processing it. This film leaves me deontologically perplexed.

A Happy Death is a very early work of Albert Camus' which was post-humously published. The book acquaints us with a protagonist like in The Outsider, named Mersault. The two books share quite a few things in common, and A Happy Death is often considered an earlier version which was then surpassed by The Outsider. Nevertheless the books are also very different, and even this book is said to contain...