In the Hebrew calender, called the Lunisolar calender, a 13th lunar month is added seven times in every 19 years to the twelve lunar months in its common years to keep its calendar year from moving through the seasons too rapidly. This also means that every 224 years the Hebrew calender will fall a full day behind the Lunar calender. So interesting!
So anyway, I will inform you of the incredibly average day I have had, seeing as it won't happen again for another four years. Went to Subway City last night with some friends, it was a really good night! You pay a tenner and get entry + 10 drinks, its grimey as shit in there and them music is sick and the people are awesome. It's so much different then going out in Broad Street I love it. There where some very beautiful naked men serving drinks at the bar- not gay oiled up naked, proper hench omnomsss peachy bums. Definately bought more drinks on account of them ahaha.
Meant to have a 11-1 seminar today, me and Rosie promised to go to it but I was hoping she hadn forgotten. My friend stayed over and I kept checking the clock, by the time it was 10:50am I assumed today was off and a day of bed was in order. But no, the doorbell rang and in came Rosie's dulcet tones. I tried to protest about my diabolocal hangover but she was having none of it, so still wearing my clothes from the night before (I'm pretty sure I passed out in them, best sleep ever) I cleaned my teeth, grabbed my cigs and a coke and literally ran to uni. Got there in time for 11am and sat behind my incredibly scary Bond Villain-esque lecturer and had a little zizz. Our seminar room is called the photograph room and it had got all of the slides from the painting in the Barber from the olden times when they didn't have internet. Fascinating. But its really old in there with floor to ceiling book shelves and wooden tables and it's always so cosy and warm. Perfect.
My absolute bliss was ruined however, when this sculpture appeared blown up massively on the projector screen in front of my poor blood shot eyes.
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| Marc Quinn, 'Self' 1991 |
I found it very interesting, because he does a new one every five years to document his own ageing process. All very intriguing. Until scary James-Bond-Villain- Alan informed us all, in an alarmingly casual tone "It is kept in a freezer in the gallery. This is because if it was left outside it would melt. This is because it is made from the artists own blood". At which point my gag reflex kicked in and a massive gulp of coke was needed.
I am still feeling very delicate after the whole thing.
tiempo para una siesta. adiós!
x
p.s. I think my spelling is awful in this but I don't have the strength to bloody correct it. Sorry!


















