I love them both, but Sam is just a tad bit annoying some times. Which is why I like Dean a little better!
A slow first month of the New Year
I feel like time is moving by really slowly. I want to speed things up fast-forward on all the weekdays and slow down again in the weekends. Is that too much to ask?! Come on.
:-(
(Picture is unrelated, but I had to upload because I love the weird red dots that suddenly appeared while I played with a photo-editing program) :-D
And here we are (again?)
I guess you cannot say “Here we are yet again” since this year is not 2010 or any of the other years that has passed. Still it feels peculiar and I really want to say: “Here we are again on the brink of another new year and plenty of new chances and really do we not have the world at our feet? Chances come and go and of course this new year will bring forth a lot of new or maybe returning chances. *Shrug*
HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE!
Ooooooooooops… and weekly book recommendation.
I (accidentally) just spent 60£ on ten books from Amazon.co.uk
It ought to hurt my gold-pocket quite a deal, since Christmas is not too far away any more. Well… I will be darned. These books better be here sooner than later so they can mend my guilty conscience.
Besides my sinning (baaaaaad bookaholic, bad bookaholic. Just call me B.B.)
I finished reading Karen Marie Moning’s “Dark Fever” this morning before I had to sprint out the door to arrive at school on time.
It has a refreshing take on the Urban Fantasy scene the heroine does not fuck everybody male or female. She actually does not have intercourse at all in this book! *Shocked* Although, there are some slightly erotic passages but that is caused by a totally different element to the series. (a special fairy-breed)
It is worth a read people! – I rated it 4/5 stars on Goodreads.com
Book Dropping
Last Week’s Books
I recommend:
The Iron Knight – by Julie Kagawa. (I rated this book: 4 out of 5 stars)
I warn you against:
Entangled – by Cat Clarke (I rated this book: 1 out of 5 stars)
I would not recommend this book to anyone in particular. I you like clichés and vague reasoning then you might like “Entangled” I really hated the book the basis of the book was sooo weak and the main character was extremely not-intuitive bordering on lamely, unbelievably naïve.
DO NOT LET A PRETTY COVER DECEIVE YOU (Unless it is authored by Julie Kagawa, J.K. Rowling or one of the other goood gals!)
I need more series…
I consumed first season of Mad Men in less than a few days. I really want more.
I finished the third season of True blood last weekend, now I am out of series to watch.
The following are the series I will acquire (hopefully) as soon as possible.
Vampire Diaries season two:
One Tree Hill season eight:
Gossip Girl season four:
Along with Dexter season 1-5, Two and a half men season 1-8, How I met your mother season 1-6 and Mad Men season 2-4. (There are probably more series that I have not mentioned)
The End of Something Great
It will be left as something great in my brainey vault of memories. I will reminisce this series with feeling of sorrow (cause it did end…) and joy because of its awesomeness.
I actually wish there were more books. I really felt like I wanted to get to know Reema and Teegan better after finishing reading Spy Glass. :-(
I will just cross my fingers and hope for something in the future. (It seems far fetched, does it not?)
An update from Glasgow
… And a lovely GREEN pullover from H&M. It’s the most wonderful colour. I’m dead serious!
The Mail Office
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SCREW THEM!
