MEGHAN!!



I MISSED YOU! :- BIGGEST HUG EVER! -:

I MISSED YOU TOO!!! * GIVES EVEN BIGGER HUG* i was beginning to think that noone liked me any more cos no one else was posting before *hugs more*

How could anyone not love you!? :- More hugs -:

i just feel unloved today so i left school and came to the library to use the internet but prob have to go soon but i promise to come back really really soon!...with a disc to save pictures of conor's ass.

Hehehe!


You should have the internet at home so you could always be on here like me.

i know but i'm quittin school soon so i'll make my mum get it and i pay for it then she'll have to let me! but it's all good cos i figured out how to use the library computer now.

Yay!

It sounds quite boring.

magazine: Rolling Stone

Book: "La Brute"

other book: Nana

Has anyone read something by Jack Kerouac?
I can´t decide.
recommendation please.

I havent, sorry.

I just finished reading "Frau Antje und Herr Musterman" "Netherlands for germans" for the second time. It's so fascinating. Im thinking about getting it in dutch. I also think about getting "Switzerland for Germans" and "Austria for Germans".

Today I bought a book about pedophile people, another one about the second world war and a musicmagazine called "Aloha".

God, the last sentence sounds so odd.

At the time really nothing. I feel kind of tired. OK, well, we read Twelfth Night in school and, er, Pride and Prejudice. But I don't read anything on my own. I'll finish LOTR... Or this book about England.

A streetcar named desire

I'm reading Slughterhouse Five by Kurt Vonnegut for english class. It's actually really good. I love Kurt's sarcasm. Hell, I love sarcasm.

Just finished reading A Kiss of Shadow again. By Laurell hamilton

The Chimney Sweeper's Boy by Barbara VINE

I finished Digital Fortress a couple days ago
I'm in the market for a new book

Don't read the Da Vinci Code.

Chapters are only a handful of pages long, and you'll only turn into a prick who thinks they're smart.

God Drives a Flying Saucer....excellent book! Messes with your head a bit, though..haha

i just finished reading a book called Talking To Adam...its by a New Zealand author

bloody brilliant it is...so sad...i cried for about an hour and a half

well basically its about a girl called katie who finds out she has lymphoma cancer and her boyfriend dumps her and her friends hate her and everything that goes wrong all goes wrong at once

until she meets a boy called Adam at the hospital....Adam is someone she enjoys talking to...he understands her and to her hes the only person on this earth that can understand....
but Adam never talks about himself...he just sits there and listens to katies problems

so when she finds out that Adam has cancer (the same type as her) only hes on stage 3 and wont survive katie refuses to believe it
and without saying goodbye lets him leave

two days later Adam dies....

its such a sad book but its really beautiful

I've already read it haha
I've read all of his books

and I don't think they've made me any smarter...

^ But at least your FACE looks smart, Lizzy!

I'm reading "Losing My Virginity" by Richard Branson. He's awesome. I'd love to work for him.

well, you're the first that I know.....everyone else I know who has read it are all of a sudden elitist, it's funny.

hahaha are they? like

I know the truth about Jesus! ::sticks nose in the air::

hahahaha I don't get out much so I don't really notice these things
it always surprises me though when people try to act all elite because they've read some book

I'm just like "Wow, I've been reading chapter books since I was in 2nd grade. I must be....God."

Well I appreciate any compliment I get, that one beat em all though

Ah, my parents just send me "The Tube - Poems and Prose"

what´s that?does it have to do something with the Underground??

yes, "Poems and Prose about the London Underground".

its a small red reclam thing

a streetcar named desire

i'm reading 'little children' by tom perrotta

Illiad, by Homer, or whatever. God it's boring

i thought it was a little boring while reading it
but when i finished it
i was like wow. that was lovely.



right now im reading don quijote de la mancha by miguel cervantes en espanol.
it is proving to be difficult and luckily i already know the plot so the words/sentences/phrases i do pick up i know what is going on and when.

Dead as a Doornail by Charlaine Harris...

the hobbit
not for the first time tho

I just picked up a copy of Ubik by Phillip.K.Dick.
I just finished Do Andriods dream of electric sheep? (which I loved) by the same author and Ubik was one of his best apparantly. Now I need to make time to read it now. Stupid time consuming work/internet/apathy.

a book about bluffing to be able playing acoustic guitar. ><

Poems.

a book about bluffing to be able playing acoustic guitar. ><

What?

I am reading the Felloship of the rings and god the start is so boring, theres this guy who likes to sing very weird songs and dance about in the rain.

haha, its like a book for people who re not good on the guitar but want to look like they know a lot and... I dont. But its quite complicated written, so. Mhm, it doesnt help and I'll forget all these facts anyway.

I also started reading Train Spotting in dutch.

Ah, libraries, such joy.

Tom Bombadill.

I took three books from the library, one about exams, one about memory and one about good writing skills. I returned the exam one. Quite siple to read and, er... Although there was no surprising news in it, I liked to read it.

I got a tabs book to but I cant fuckin play so I just sit there with the book and sing for myself. Scary but fun.
Oh, and I still read "Le rire" in dutch too so, eh "het lachen"... a book for philosophy classes but I'm so slow reading it. Oh, and the book about art from the 20th century.

the crucible

IT!

pennywise

I just finished "Go Ask Alice" not so long ago. It was quite interesting and sad at the same time. It just shows how good, "innocent" people get caught up in bad things.

I'm about to start "The Bell Jar"...I'm assuming it's not going to be too cheery cause Sylvia Plath killed herself

"The Bell Jar" looks kind of interesting...

i'm attempting to read/understand a driving book so that i can actually go and get my l's

im in the readding 'the starthorn tree' its realy cool, you should read it

i just got finished reading "hell bent for leather"----awesomely funny book....i would give ya the author but i already lent it out to a friend....if you are a hardcore heavy metaller, or in a band, it is a great read!!!

sm

"Notes from a Small Island", by Bill Bryson

it's the funniest book I've ever read

(Bryson is an American journalist who used to live in Britain, and now he's taking his last trip around England before returning to The States)


"The Sudland penninsula is well known as the only place where you can see all seven British reptiles - the grass snake, smooth snake, adder, slow worm, common lizard,
sand lizard and Michael Portillo."




and another one


"Corfe is a popular and pretty place, a cluster of stone cottages dominated by the lofty, jagged walls of its famous and much-photographed castle - everyone's favourite ruin after Princess Margaret."