We the living

...was a year when many things happened. George Bush was elected president of the United States, the protests in Tianmen square took place in Beijing, the television show Seinfeld premiered, and last but not least, Yugoslavia won the Eurovision song contest with this song called Rock me.

I have to admit that my own personal memories form that year are slightly... limited. I was four. However, on Saturday, I'm going to relive this beautiful year and create a few fresh memories at a 1989-themed party in Cambridge (of all places). I will also do some sightseeing with lovely F and her boyfriend R.  Never been to the place, but I hear it's fabulous and full of smart and attractive men (I haven't really, but there is always hope. Even in England).

Now I'm going to watch another episode of the West Wing, and then sleep. Yes I'm watching it again. It's too good not to.

By the way, I've named my iMac Howard. It's all in the spirit of the blog. The same author who wrote 'We the Living', Ayn Rand, also wrote 'the Fountainhead' in which Howard Roark is one of the main protagonists. In Rand's eyes he is the ultimate hero, strong and flawless. Just like my iMac.