soft | indigo

It's Alchera time again! Here's the project description for this the eleventh Alchera project ever...

OPTION NO. FOUR: We have all seen those likes and dislikes sections on people's webpages, well forget about the dislikes and focus on the likes. Create a list of all the things you love. Don't stop until you have one hundred things. It can be a detailed list, but it doesn't have to be.

So, below follows the list, in no particular order and categorized only because my pre-essay mind would like it that way.

I could explain. Likely, it is necessary that I explain some of them -- but I haven't the time right now; it grows late, and I have an essay to write...

1. potatoes
2. Manchego
3. yams
4. borscht
5. yellowtail
6. catfish
7. cucumber
8. xi1 fan4 -- rice porridge, but better
9. kimchi
10. tea without milk
11. pretzels (both as a food and as a force for violent political change)
12. Brie

13. Britten
14. J. S. Bach
15. Beethoven
16. Brahms
17. Prokofiev
18. Shostakovich
19. Stravinsky
20. Tchaikovsky
21. Dvorak
22. Hildegard von Bingen
23. Juvenal
24. Vergil
25. Eliot
26. Shakespeare
27. Borges
28. Kundera
29. Dickinson
30. cummings
31. Kafka
32. Ovid
33. Dante
34. Sophocles
35. Escher
36. Picasso
37. Goya
38. Bulfinch's Mythology
39. "the wine-dark sea..." Homer
40. Fowler's Modern English Usage
41. Oxford English Dictionary/Oxford Latin Dictionary
42. atlases
43. Indigo Girls
44. They Might Be Giants

45. rainstorms
46. shade
47. rivers
48. the human body as marvel
49. bookstores
50. libraries
51. archaeological museums
52. cathedrals
53. my glasses
54. touch
55. -mite (Mar-, Vege-)
56. typewriters
57. letters in mailboxes

58. NPR
59. BBC
60. Nuntii Latini
61. Iranian cinema as seen on TV
62. DW-TV
63. good independent films
64. Buffy, the Vampire Slayer

65. Latin
66. sleep
67. faith
68. hope
69. desire
70. intuitive comprehension
71. derivation through reason
72. the complexity of grammar
73. the act of writing
74. the look of Arabic on the page
75. the sound of Hebrew in recitation
76. the sound of Irish in repetition
77. morphology in linguistics
78. men's voices
79. centaurs
80. black
81. dark blue
82. Mandarin Chinese
83. grace (as a quality, not a prayer)
84. the soft light from incandescent bulbs
85. the smell of ginger
86. Chinese New Year
87. spending time with friends
88. cooking
89. quiet
90. chamber music with perfect unity of intent
91. Unicode
92. print ligatures
93. sexuality in bloom
94. relase of emotion
95. laughter
96. screaming
97. tears
98. intelligent conversation
99. wit

oddcellist
07 XI 2002 - 23:22 - verba38	new
Drum roll, please... beat It's Alchera time again! Here's the project description for this the eleventh Alchera project ever... OPTION NO. FOUR: We have all seen those likes and dislikes sections on people's webpages, well forget about the dislikes and focus on the likes. Create a list of all the things you love. Don't stop until you have one hundred things. It can be a detailed list, but it doesn't have to be. So, below follows the list, in no particular order and categorized only because my pre-essay mind would like it that way. I could explain. Likely, it is necessary that I explain some of them -- but I haven't the time right now; it grows late, and I have an essay to write... so this, my offering. Foods 1. potatoes 2. Manchego 3. yams 4. borscht 5. yellowtail 6. catfish 7. cucumber 8. xi1 fan4 -- rice porridge, but better 9. kimchi 10. tea without milk 11. pretzels (both as a food and as a force for violent political change) 12. Brie Creators 13. Britten 14. J. S. Bach 15. Beethoven 16. Brahms 17. Prokofiev 18. Shostakovich 19. Stravinsky 20. Tchaikovsky 21. Dvorak 22. Hildegard von Bingen 23. Juvenal 24. Vergil 25. Eliot 26. Shakespeare 27. Borges 28. Kundera 29. Dickinson 30. cummings 31. Kafka 32. Ovid 33. Dante 34. Sophocles 35. Escher 36. Picasso 37. Goya 38. Bulfinch's Mythology 39. "the wine-dark sea..." Homer 40. Fowler's Modern English Usage 41. Oxford English Dictionary/Oxford Latin Dictionary 42. atlases 43. Indigo Girls 44. They Might Be Giants Tangibles, Buildings, Nature 45. rainstorms 46. shade 47. rivers 48. the human body as marvel 49. bookstores 50. libraries 51. archaeological museums 52. cathedrals 53. my glasses 54. touch 55. -mite (Mar-, Vege-) 56. typewriters 57. letters in mailboxes Television, Film, and Radio 58. NPR 59. BBC 60. Nuntii Latini 61. Iranian cinema as seen on TV 62. DW-TV 63. good independent films 64. Buffy, the Vampire Slayer Almost Everything Else 65. Latin 66. sleep 67. faith 68. hope 69. desire 70. intuitive comprehension 71. derivation through reason 72. the complexity of grammar 73. the act of writing 74. the look of Arabic on the page 75. the sound of Hebrew in recitation 76. the sound of Irish in repetition 77. morphology in linguistics 78. men's voices 79. centaurs 80. black 81. dark blue 82. Mandarin Chinese 83. grace (as a quality, not a prayer) 84. the soft light from incandescent bulbs 85. the smell of ginger 86. Chinese New Year 87. spending time with friends 88. cooking 89. quiet 90. chamber music with perfect unity of intent 91. Unicode 92. print ligatures 93. sexuality in bloom 94. relase of emotion 95. laughter 96. screaming 97. tears 98. intelligent conversation 99. wit The Transitory Pleasure 100. [iskender]	old
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