Warning: this post reveals some major happenings in the each of the Stephen King books mentioned below. You have been warned. ******************** I just finished my fourth Stephen King book. In order, I’ve read, The Stand, IT, 11/22/63, and Under … Continue reading
Since I just hit “Mark all as read,” which means I haven’t left you a comment on your blog lately, it seems only fitting that I post about a recent comment that I received. I just love it when people … Continue reading
I swear to god my brain is on hiatus. At least when I’m not at work. I blame this on the fact that my brain is so NOT on hiatus while I’m at work. Which is a good thing. Work … Continue reading
When I was 3 years old I was a blonde. As I got older, the blonde darkened, but I was still a blonde. In my twenties, the grey started showing up, and I started highlighting my hair. By the time … Continue reading
It’s Monday night, the end of my weekend, and I have nothing much to show for it except, get this… 33 hours of sleep. That’s right, I said 33. Not consecutive, but I did get in 12 hours Friday night, … Continue reading
On the reading front… I think I’ve finally gotten the monsters out of my system (although not Uncle Stevie…him, I’ve kinda developed a thing for). Over the past month or so I’ve read IT, American Psycho, Red Dragon, Sharp Objects, … Continue reading
…is so not staying in Vegas. Not when this happens to my mom: No, my mom didn’t turn into a drag queen. But she got to hang out on stage with one! And the entire nearly naked cast of Cirque … Continue reading
We’re having a lazy, lazy weekend. Hamburger is home from Costa Rica, the fog is in with a vengeance (seriously…that Big Rock that I can normally see from my house has disappeared for the weekend, along with pretty much anything … Continue reading
How’s that for a post title? So remember Chris‘s post about her fake review-inator (it’s brilliant…if you missed it, go read it)? Well, hidden at the end is a video (if you missed it the first time, like me, go … Continue reading
If you were on twitter the past few days, you might’ve tweaked to the fact that I was at jury duty (I only tweeted during breaks! Really!!). (And watch out, ’cause jury duty seems to be going around. First it … Continue reading
In a real sense, people who have read good literature have lived more than people who cannot or will not read. It is not true that we have only one life to live; if we can read, we can live as many more lives and as many kinds of lives as we wish. ~S.I. Hayakawa
The World is a book, and those who do not travel read only a page.
~St. Augustine
Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness.
~Mark Twain
