35|m| Humanities, culture&books, anime&Japan, musings, horrors&religion. etc. Too unserious. ^^;

Poland
Joined July 2019
Alright, cinema ticket for "Pan's Labyrinth" screening bought! (on 30th of October - Friday this week, on 18:00) I usually rather chill at home on weekend, but this film will be totally worth going out! It's mesmerizing and one of my inspirations for getting interested in +
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"Pan's Labyrinth" will be played on 30th of October in cinemas in my city, that's too cool! It would be nice to go... I might buy the ticket.
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Also, man, I know I will benefit from reading the self-help books on time management and digital minimalism. But I find them not so interesting to read, I would rather read something else. But I need to endure and keep going!
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I might just borrow Perrault. I'm not sure. I am curious. And would ideally buy all the fairy tales. But they can be a bit expensive. Also, I'm curious about the Grimms' fairy tales book based on the first edition. It's a shame it's borrowed. These are a bit short, like 260 [+]
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pages long. I should just accept I will come back to fairy tales all the time and read them. ^^ Maybe there is some books by C.S. Lewis on them I could read, I know he recommended fairy tales for adults.
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I got reminded of this quote from Anne Rice's "The Interview with the Vampire": "Aren’t there gradations of evil? Is evil a great perilous gulf into which one falls with the first sin, plummeting to the depth?’" Although later there is a contra: goodreads.com/quotes/1010081…
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I'm considering buying Perrault's fairy tales besides Grimms' fairy tales. Though these scholarly first editions are a bit expensive...
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I'm downloading more art from "The Path" game (based on "Red Riding Hood"). And I've listened through its soundtrack again. I really like such eerie, unsettling yet meaningful, existential fairy tales and takes on them.
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Co wstrząsnęło średniowieczną Europą bardziej niż wojny, głód i czarna śmierć? Rozłam w samym Kościele. Gdy papieże zaczęli walczyć o władzę, zachwiały się fundamenty świata, którego Kościół miał być ostoją. Wielka Schizma Zachodnia. Jak runął boski porządek? O tym w analizie zespołu @KHistoryczny, ale także książce ''Odległe zwierciało'' Barbary Tuchman, polecamy!
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Salome (1900) - Pierre Bonnaud (1865–1930)
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“Tis now the very witching time of night, When churchyards yawn and hell itself breathes out Contagion to this world.” 🔥🌑 - Hamlet, Act 3, Scene 2 🖼 Mordor Nights by Jacek Yerka #ShakespeareSunday #Nighttime
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“Now it is the time of night That the graves, all gaping wide, Every one lets forth his sprite.” 👻🌙👻🦇👻 - A Midsummer Night's Dream, Act 5, Scene 1 🖼 Bankersin Action by Remedios Varo #ShakespeareSunday #Nighttime
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Goob mornings, went hard on the oyster sauce last night mornings.
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Too funny and relatable. 😄
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Also it was interesting to read in "Digital minimalism" about how smartphones and their functions have developed. And how their creatures have imagined them. Starting with the very first Iphone.
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* It was supposed to be "Creators". 😅 Autocorrect...
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I read "Digital minimalism" a bit yesterday too. Some progress is being made. ^^These still are general intro chapters. But I enjoy the stories of other people being addicted to tech. It's nice to see I am not alone. Also, it's nice general look at the world with and without [+]
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social media and the internet.
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Another journal entry done. That was relaxing and helpful, but I'm not that satisfied by the answers. Oh well, at least I have a few more ideas.
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