What are you wearing today?

[Enaml]

Tyler you rock Japan!

[yffet]

Croatoan those colors are very nice

(new here....not so new.... !!)

[snafu]

croation thats my all time fav of yours, great pic simple outfit

[Big Punisher]

Croatoan those boots look awesome, they work well with the pants. What brand are they if you don't mind me asking?

[croatoan]

Julius t-shirt, KZO jeans, Julius sneaker/boots, Undercover bag thingie

[Mail-Moth]

The day darkens earlier and earlier ; october's almost here. And every year at this season I have to reread some short stories from Bradbury's October country. A childish taste, I know.

[Sombre]

Mail-Moth, that jacket is wonderful. October and early sunset only mean that we're getting closer to winter . Every autumn when the leaves start changing and the temperature oscillates between warm and cool/cold with the wind I remember my first year in the US. I was both elated and melancholic at the same time. It's a time I remember with nostalgia.

[noerml]

croation thats my all time fav of yours, great pic simple outfit

i agree...very straight and simple outfit..like it a lot..

though i wonder y an emergency exit turns to a normal exit xD

[Faust]

The day darkens earlier and earlier ; october's almost here. And every year at this season I have to reread some short stories from Bradbury's October country. A childish taste, I know.

Bradbury is exactly the kind of author that makes children love literature when they become adults. His work is philosophy thinly veiled by science fiction. He is as important as any other author.

[Mail-Moth]

Bradbury is exactly the kind of author that makes children love literature when they become adults. His work is philosophy thinly veiled by science fiction. He is as important as any other author.

That's what happened in my case. It all began with Martian chronicles, when I was ten.
But in France this isn't something that you can say without feeling somewhat ashamed, at least among people considering themselves as well-read.

[doldrums]

Bradbury is exactly the kind of author that makes children love literature when they become adults. His work is philosophy thinly veiled by science fiction. He is as important as any other author.

posted this a long while ago but maybe deserves a repost here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QWmahMdeGU

its in 3 parts...gorgeous, will break your heart.

[Mail-Moth]

Oh thanks ! I love this story !

[Faust]

That's what happened in my case. It all began with Martian chronicles, when I was ten.
But in France this isn't something that you can say without feeling somewhat ashamed, at least among people considering themselves as well-read.

Actually it's rather the same in America. Intellectuals think that a person's interest say in James Joyce magically appears out of nowhere.

[Mail-Moth]

When you grow up in a very cultured background, being born with literature as a nurse, you may have this kind of impression.
But when you don't, you often owe something to people like Bradbury.

[cjbreed]

I am quietly humming the theme to "reading rainbow." :-)

I love that SZ is populated with book learners