avadakedavra Locked

my girl wants to meet the person who recommended all those restaurants for us to dine in...now what do i do.

:lol: I'd say yes but I don't want to make you guys sick

well we arent going out until saturday...and we will be in scottsdale...i told her you are sick. she said feel better and thank you for all the restaurants.

I'll try and heal <_< And tell her thank you.

Now I want seaweed cookies.

The Amber Spyglass. Accronym

I'll try and heal  <_<  And tell her thank you.

you try and heal and i will have to get your addy again cuz i forgot it...then we will come and have a visit.

You would think so. Since it could just be how she viewed everything when she was young. Though maybe Lyra's Oxford looks back on how she used to see it, and how it is now?

tell you the truth avada she wanted to visit you on friday night on our first date but you know me...i dont go to someones house unless i know they are home and i know i can reach you faster on the net but i had no computer access...and i forgot your house but i know how to get there.

tell you the truth avada she wanted to visit you on friday night on our first date but you know me...i dont go to someones house unless i know they are home and i know i can reach you faster on the net but i had no computer access...and i forgot your house but i know how to get there.

I always remember how to get places, but never the numbers of the house. It's all landmarks and things.

I'm currently curled up with a book and very hot tea. And I feel a lot better than I did yesterday, which is a good sign.

Have you read Pullman's Sally Lockhart trilogy? It's great too. But, the Dark Material is phenomenal. Sally Lockhart, like Lyra is a young girl with so much personal strength. I like how Phillip Pullman does the character development of his female characters in his stories.

I haven't read it yet, no. The first books by Pullman I've read is the His Dark Materials trilogy. And I read that because about four people I know were poking me to. I'm tempted, if/when I go out this weekend, to pick up some more by him.

tell you the truth avada she wanted to visit you on friday night on our first date but you know me...i dont go to someones house unless i know they are home and i know i can reach you faster on the net but i had no computer access...and i forgot your house but i know how to get there.

I always remember how to get places, but never the numbers of the house. It's all landmarks and things.

I'm currently curled up with a book and very hot tea. And I feel a lot better than I did yesterday, which is a good sign.

yeah that is a good sign....yeah i got lost going to my girls house today....i stood outside and started counting house....well hopefully we will see you on saturday.

I can look them up. Amazon.com probably has them. I have a huge list now, of books I need to find and read :lol:

Here's only part of that list:

Finder by Emma Bull

Bone Dance by Emma Bull

Falcon by Emma Bull

Stranger Than Fiction: True Stories by Chuck Palahniuk

Choke by Chuck Palahniuk

Lullaby: A Novel by Chuck Palahniuk

Survivor: A Novel by Chuck Palahniuk

Fugitives and Refugees: A Walk in Portland, Oregon by Chuck Palahniuk

Diary: A Novel by Chuck Palahniuk

American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis

Trainspotting by Irvine Welsh

Deception Point by Dan Brown

The Forever King by Molly Cochran & Warren Murphy

The Broken Sword by Molly Cochran & Warren Murphy

Grandmaster/Grandmaster 2 by Molly Cochran & Warren Murphy

The Ruins of Ambrai by Melanie Rawn

The Mageborn Traitor by Melanie Rawn

Dragon Prince by Melanie Rawn

Neuromancer by William Gibson

Dead Witch Walking by Kim Harrison

Rising Stars: Born in Fire by J. Michale Stacxynksi

The Sword of Shanndra by Terry Brooks

Crique Du Freak by Darren Shan

Book of Shadows Sweep Series by Cate Tiernan

The Seventh Tower Series by Garth Nix

Companions of the Night by Vivian Vande Velde

Silver Kiss by Annette Curtis Klause

Faerie Wars by Herbie Brennan

Dead Until Dark by Charles Hams

Samaria Trilogy by Sharon Shinn

Angel of Darkness by Charles DeLint

From a Whisper to a Scream by Charles Delint

Catch-22 by Joseph Heller

Demian by by Hermann Hesse

Steppenwolf by Hermann Hesse

Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut

The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eugenides

A Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket

Discworld Series by Terry Prachett

minus: ( Small Gods, Lords&Ladies, Equal Rites, The Light Fantastic, The Color of Magic )

Sword of Truth Series by Terry Goodkind

Artemis Fowl Series by Eoin Colfer

The Wishlist by Eoin Colfer

The Supernaturalist by Eoin Colfer

Eaters of the Dead by Michael Crichton

Andromeda Strain by Michael Crichton

Jason Bourne Series by Robert Ludlum

The Sevenwaters Trilogy by Juliet Marillier

The Wind on Fire Series by William Nicholson

Eoin Colfer book sucks. Incredibly childish. I have read the Wishlist and was very disappointed. The Artemis Fowl trilogy was also terrible. They are making a movie of the

Artemis Fowl trilogy and word is that they are making it now. So, the movie will be released much earlier than The Dark Material movie. 

A much better alternative to Eoin Colfer would be Anthony Horowitz. He had this trilogy about a 14 year old school boy reluctantly turned into a mini 007 by the MI6.

I'll read it anyway because I'm curious. I read all different kinds of things, so for all I know I'll like it. There are some books I can't live without that the vast majority of people I knoew hate. or there are other books ( like to Kill a Mockingbird ) that people love, that I can't stand

I don't think I have, though Animal Farm rings a bell.

It's not so much as classics as "books i had to find metaphors in for english class" that I hate. If I had read it on my own, I probably would have liked it.

I think I've seen the movie actually, which is why it rings a bell, but I've never read the book. I suppose I'll have to pick it up now ( since books are always better than the movies that are based on them )

I thought I'd toss this up here so there wasn't drama or something.

With the men I've grown up with ( by and large all Sicilian ) I've learned a few things. One being? They're extremely fucking protective. I can't even think about dating without giving half of them reasons as to why, and they want to meet whoever it is and then question the hell out of them. So yeah, if someone I was with cheated on me? Or treated me badly? There would be a lot of hell to pay.

And that's not a reference to the mob. It's a reference to, from what I've learned, Sicilian men are extremely protective of their women. Period.

you should meet my dad....im dating now and he thinks im getting married.

animal farm...i have read that book....its a good book.

Well, the guy I was dating a year ago ( who I got rid of real fast because I don't deal with sensitive guys well ) had to go through a third degree from my friend Wes and his older brother Tony. Tony being a marine. Who is cranky. This is the same Tony who I fake-married when I was like eight so it's this whole thing :lol:

My "Ana" collection

Things:

SI 2004 Trading Cards

Ads:

Oakley ( 2 of 4 )

---Bikini top/black bottom

---White dress

Magazines:

Audi Magazine / March 2000

Vogue Brasil /

ELLE Brasil / September 2004

ARENA / December 2004

V Magazine / Winter 2004/2005

Catalogs:

Victoria's Secret - Semi-Annual Sale

Victoria's Secret - Christmas Specials

Lerner ( Ale on cover, circle skirt )

La Redoute Paris ( Chick in white on cover )

Now I have a stack of random magazines to go through -.- Since we have so many it's insane. And I have a few more coming from Ebay