I liked Interworld. I'd do Dr. Sleep first...
thanks, I will do just that.
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I liked Interworld. I'd do Dr. Sleep first...
Jesus Christ. For someone that lives in Sweden that's heavy duty.At the moment i'm reading a history. How Rome fell by Adrian Goldsworthy. But i just suffered a major catastrofy. My bedlamp died. caputt. Out of order. Seized to function. Which mean i cant read before i go to sleep. And i don't have a spare lamp. And it is to dark to read otherwise. So i will have horribly problems going to sleep because i have to read atleast for awhile or i'm sunk. I will toss and turn the whole night in my sheets like a fish in the net. So this is probably a little off topic but i had to moan somewhere. Thanks for listening
What's the movie? It's got Renee Zellwegger in it and Vincent D'Onofroro(wrong spelling)-let's get one thing straight- I grew up reading King and Howard. If anyone puts a bad word about them, I'll get cranky.Oh no I can barely stomach sad novels. I'm afraid to even go near the Fault in our stars.
I saw this documentary about the British writer Terry Pratchett recently. It's about 'assisted death.' Pratchett reckons he's got Dementia, even though he looks OK to me. I'm a Catholic. Catholic's don't believe in suicide.He said if he can't write a sentence he would rather be dead. I don't know?I think (even though it is 1 a.m. here) I will go read a bit of book IV - Wizard and Glass - or maybe not - I usually read before bed but since I have to get up at 5:30 a.m. maybe I will skip it tonight.
That's what I get for falling asleep on the couch earlier! (there was a good documentary on Stephen Hawking but I was so tired I nodded off).
So i am not the only one up late!!! You will be glad to know that got myself a lamp. So i might sleep in the futureI think (even though it is 1 a.m. here) I will go read a bit of book IV - Wizard and Glass - or maybe not - I usually read before bed but since I have to get up at 5:30 a.m. maybe I will skip it tonight.
That's what I get for falling asleep on the couch earlier! (there was a good documentary on Stephen Hawking but I was so tired I nodded off).
It is resolved now. the lamp i mean. If you meant the book it has started promising.Jesus Christ. For someone that lives in Sweden that's heavy duty.
Mostly English. Fact books almost always in english because just a few gets translated. King you can of course read in swedish but i find that it is much easier to get the feeling of the book in english. That varies with different authors. Some are, for some reason, more difficult to translate.Do you read in English or Swedish?
I was raised Catholic myself but when it comes to some of these poor people that are suffering I really start to wonder. We will take a dog to the vet and get them a shot if they are beyond hope, but people have to just slowly suffer?I saw this documentary about the British writer Terry Pratchett recently. It's about 'assisted death.' Pratchett reckons he's got Dementia, even though he looks OK to me. I'm a Catholic. Catholic's don't believe in suicide.He said if he can't write a sentence he would rather be dead. I don't know?
When I was in grade school and middle school, my stepmonster would constantly criticize me for the type of books I read. I ALWAYS thought to myself, "Well, at least I'm reading!"
Yup. I like most kids more than most adults.You know Morgan . . .sometimes adults criticize kids because they are just damn mean. I learned at an early age that I couldn't trust many adults. They are the worse bullies.
Yup. I like most kids more than most adults.
mm! How my baby Momma?Me too . . .