Sunday, December 30, 2007
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Twilight by Stephenie Meyer
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Thursday, November 1, 2007
Haunted by Chuck Palahniuk
Haunted is quite possibly the only book I will ever say that I both adored it but would never recommend it to another reader. This is because I cannot assume someone can tolerate the level of disgusting gore that I put up with, especially through that first stomach churning chapter. This is a story that has us stumbling and gagging until the very last page. I know this doesn't make you want to go out and read it and I urge you not to bearing me in mind. ~Cassie~ |
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The Ruins by Scott Smith
~Cassie~ |
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Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Seven Books in Two Months: 61 Pages a Day
Anyway, love, love, loved Harry Potter! I recommend the series to any fantasy lovers. In fact, I recommend it period. My husband is a science fiction nut but he is rather enjoying the series as we speak (lucky). The books contain a lot of British *ahem* humour. I especially enjoyed Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. I only wish I would have had more restraint than to read them all in two months, I could be enjoying it now.
~Cassie~
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Monday, August 13, 2007
Finances Are Adversely Related to UK Harry Potter Book Sets
Like many I enjoy blogging simply because it gives me a sense of propriety.
Recently I have had a number of jobs not worth sticking around for, by this I mean two jobs. I am not a job hopper so switching jobs is something that is discontenting for me. However I do have something lined up that will not only pay the bills but will allow Aaron to quit his job to go full time for his Masters. Meanwhile I am left doing laundry, making eBay steals and running in the morning.
However, this time of year is always a little unnerving for me. August seems to be a sort of January because I live in the academic year. This is why I create playlists called Morning Tea and listen to it whilst I blog.
Aaron and I are doing really well. This doesn't mean anything big is happening, we just are the kind of people who can be happy knowing we are getting things done for the big picture, though we need reminding of this from time to time. Which is why I am ever so pleased that I've married someone quite my opposite.
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