Right now I am working my way through a three volume History of Britain by Professor Simon Schama. I'm reading them in reverse order funnily enough - I started and finished the last book which covers the period from 1776-2000 and now I am reading one that concentrates on 1603-1776. They are endlessly fascinating but quite hard-going at times, as Schama's prose is very technical. After I have finished all three I intend to return to reading fiction, maybe some Jeffrey Archer or Agatha Christie.

You have a remarkable taste in literature. I would expect no less from someone who studies the things you do. Are you currently reading anything interesting?

hello

Hi Francesca, sure thing, thanks for leaving a message on my wall! And so is your music taste of course! I was curious about two things, but I didn't ask about it when I visited your profile the first time, so I'm going to do that now: do you make art or how do you hope to make a living out of it? And in what way has that decision you made 7 years ago had such an influence on you as a person? I mean, I don't want to say it's "just a diet" but to me it seems like that, even though there are some very good reasons to be a vegetarian.

Oh I see. So you can speak German by now?

Hey. Where in Germany did you stay?

Liberi Tutti!

am still trying to be vegetarian!

hi ！do u want exchange currency with me ？

Hello there.