I am.Originally Posted by Asherah
you are?
Perhaps Cthulhu got bored enough in his watery depths.My roommates and I have decided to make each other read 5 books in an allotted amount of time. Her favorite authors are Danielle Steele, Nora Roberts, etc... Anyhow, you can imagine my reading list now...or soon you shall see.
This kind of reading must affect something... the ability to differ between plural and singular is usually the first thing to go...
Ask not what bears can do for you, but what you can do for bears. (razz)
When one is in agreement with bears one is always correct. (mae)
bears are back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey, hey! It all began with the Music of Ainur!Yet another re-read of JRR Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" - back to where it ALL began!
I just would love to find someone who likes the series as much as I like.Why? Got the series on my shelf, if you need something, but I've read all that before.Someone start reading The Tales of Alvin Maker soon? Now? Pretty please?
NOW!
Weee-ell.. *muffled laughter*I am.you are?
Perhaps Cthulhu got bored enough in his watery depths.
I suppose the next thing to go is the ability to read those books without kneeling on the floor and asking for mercy.This kind of reading must affect something... the ability to differ between plural and singular is usually the first thing to go...
"...neither the stupid jokes nor the easy surface emotions were the truth of Cuthbert Allgood."
Let me know if Blood Brothers by Nora Roberts is on your list. I was trying to talk my hair dresser into reading It, and when I described the story to her, she said it sounded a little bit like this Nora Roberts book. She said it was excellent. I happened to come across it at a used book sale for $0.25 so I picked it up, but haven't read it yet. I'm curious if it's any good.
And I'm kinda curious what 5 books did you give your roommate to read?
Only the gentle are ever really strong.
No, that's from my normal sleep deprived incoherence.This kind of reading must affect something... the ability to differ between plural and singular is usually the first thing to go...
Let me know if Blood Brothers by Nora Roberts is on your list. I was trying to talk my hair dresser into reading It, and when I described the story to her, she said it sounded a little bit like this Nora Roberts book. She said it was excellent. I happened to come across it at a used book sale for $0.25 so I picked it up, but haven't read it yet. I'm curious if it's any good.
And I'm kinda curious what 5 books did you give your roommate to read?
No, I don't think Blood Brothers was one of them.
I gave her:
The Girl Next Door
20th Century Ghosts
Tales Of The Cthulhu Mythos
The Silmarilion
and I forget the other one
I gave him
The Dark Tower (the whole series counts as one
Infinite Jest
The Monk
A Beckoning Fair One
I was just reading a SK interview in CD 50th anniversary issue mag and Totally had to LOL. At one point in the interview their talking about spike lee and his nagative review for greenmile for obvious reasons if you understand where spike lee is coming from. anyway Tony Magistrale (the interviewer) asks why Coffey couldnt be white and SK explains at wich point the interviewer trys to back petal ad gets comepletly bitch slapped. very funny. hightly reccomend the 50th issue of CD mag just for this interview. No i dont work for mister chizmar. just thought i would share my latest reading. Oh ya. and SK admits to reading the enqiurer. I was wondering where he got all those amazing stories. hmmmmmmmmm.......
Maybe that's where his obsession began.Isn't The Hobbit "where it all began"?Yet another re-read of JRR Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" - back to where it ALL began!Hey, hey! It all began with the Music of Ainur!Yet another re-read of JRR Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" - back to where it ALL began!
- Allright! Allright! - I meant ...back to TOLKIEN, where it all began for ME!
Letti - I'm not obsessed with it.... much!!
excuses begone by DR. wayne Dyer....some self help book my sis got for me ....i read it on the side of my other fiction
I'm nonviolent with those who are nonviolent with me. But when you drop that violence on me, then you've made me go INSANE, and I'm not responsible for what I do
Malcolm X
The Time Machine - H.G. Wells
All that's left of what we were is what we have become.
This one is very good, too, although bears' absolute favorite is The Island of Doctor Moreau.
Ask not what bears can do for you, but what you can do for bears. (razz)
When one is in agreement with bears one is always correct. (mae)
bears are back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am reading Wizard's First Rule, by Terry Goodkind. My roommate lent me it and I'm liking it a lotAlso reading British Folk Tales and Legends: A Sampler, by Katherine Briggs for one of my modules at university.
'He bowed low, right down to the ground, in front of the man sitting there motionless, whose smile reminded him of everything that he had ever loved in his life, of everything that had ever been of value and holy in his life.' Herman Hesse
I have no books, thats what I get for visiting people.... tut tut, should've stayed at home
should have took a book with you!! Even if you don't think you will read it always worth bringing one
'He bowed low, right down to the ground, in front of the man sitting there motionless, whose smile reminded him of everything that he had ever loved in his life, of everything that had ever been of value and holy in his life.' Herman Hesse
I brought two, but I've been here all week so they're read.
buy some more
'He bowed low, right down to the ground, in front of the man sitting there motionless, whose smile reminded him of everything that he had ever loved in his life, of everything that had ever been of value and holy in his life.' Herman Hesse
I'm in the middle of nowhere so i'll have to survive till Sunday
excellent brian. i've already re-read it twice this year. yes, i can admit it. i'm a tolkien junkie.Yet another re-read of JRR Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" - back to where it ALL began!
Well, I do totally love the main concept and the first few books, but the later ones were a little weak.I just would love to find someone who likes the series as much as I like.Why? Got the series on my shelf, if you need something, but I've read all that before.Someone start reading The Tales of Alvin Maker soon? Now? Pretty please?
NOW!What? That's interesting but... sorry if I'm being dumb... I don't know what magazine you mean.Cool, cool; great book.This one is very good, too, although bears' absolute favorite is The Island of Doctor Moreau.
I know what you mean. I wish OSC would've held his horses and thought twice before writing the rest.. in the other paw, he did so quite a few times with some of his earlier novels, to no avail. duh.Well, I do totally love the main concept and the first few books, but the later ones were a little weak.I just would love to find someone who likes the series as much as I like.Why? Got the series on my shelf, if you need something, but I've read all that before.Someone start reading The Tales of Alvin Maker soon? Now? Pretty please?
NOW!
"...neither the stupid jokes nor the easy surface emotions were the truth of Cuthbert Allgood."
It must be Cemetary Dance I think.Well, I do totally love the main concept and the first few books, but the later ones were a little weak.I just would love to find someone who likes the series as much as I like.Why? Got the series on my shelf, if you need something, but I've read all that before.Someone start reading The Tales of Alvin Maker soon? Now? Pretty please?
NOW!What? That's interesting but... sorry if I'm being dumb... I don't know what magazine you mean.
currently readin some crap by anne rice. called blood canticle.
its not good
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