Picture Meme: Day Three - Favorite Show Cast
Day 01 - A picture of yourself with fifteen facts.
Day 02 - A picture of you and a person you have been close friends with for the longest.
Day 03 - A picture of the cast from your favorite show.
Day 04 - A picture of you when you were little.
Day 05 - A picture of your favorite memory.
Day 06 - A picture of a person you'd love to trade places with for a day.
Day 07 - A picture of your most treasured item.
Day 08 - A picture that makes you laugh.
Day 09 - A picture of the person who has gotten you through the most.
Day 10 - A picture of the person you do the most messed up things with.
Day 11 - A picture of something you hate.
Day 12 - A picture of a memorable night.
Day 13 - A picture of your favorite band or artist.
Day 14 - A picture of something you love.
Day 15 - A picture of something you want to do before you die.
Day 16 - A picture of someone who inspires you.
Day 17 - A picture of something that has made a huge impact on your life recently.
Day 18 - A picture of your biggest insecurity.
Day 19 - A picture of someone you could never imagine your life without.
Day 20 - A picture of somewhere you'd love to travel.
Day 21 - A picture of something you wish you could forget.
Day 22 - A picture of something you wish you were better at.
Day 23 - A picture of your favorite book.
Day 24 - A picture of something you wish you could change.
Day 25 - A picture of your day.
Day 26 - A picture of something that means a lot to you.
Day 27 - A picture of yourself and a family member.
Day 28 - A picture of something you're afraid of.
Day 29 - A picture that can always make you smile.
Day 30 - A picture of someone you miss
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A picture of the cast from my favorite show. And so-
Bones!
It really is a fantastic show and if I tried explaining it in one entry, I'd probably spend an entire hour on it and it would be far, far too long. For now, know that the characters are brilliant, from their dialogue down to the tiny little quirks in their movement and it really is, to me at least, quite a different spin on a kind of improved "CSI" genre.
It's in its sixth season and I'm still watching it. That doesn't happen very often. WATCH IT, OMG.
On another note, I have been completely obsessed with my new book, Leviathan by Scott Westerfeld. Here's the summary: "In an alternate 1914 Europe, fifteen-year-old Austrian Prince Alek, on the run from the Clanker Powers who are attempting to take over the globe using mechanical machinery, forms an uneasy alliance with Deryn who, disguised as a boy to join the British Air Service, is learning to fly genetically-engineered beasts."
It's like a steampunk version of World War 1. It's fantastic and brilliant and I absolutely adore it, so I thought I'd share a tiny paragraph I read today that I found particularly well-phrased and even poetic.
"As Alek glared at the newspaper man one last time, an unsettling realization overtook him. He spoke French, English, and Hungarian fluently, and always impressed his tutors in Latin and Greek. But Prince Aleksandar of Hohenburg could barely manage the daily language of his own people well enough to buy a newspaper."
It's rather simple wording, yes, but I love the unnerving understanding there is in the comparison of royalty and the common people there. It's such a personal realization about the world and in a single paragraph, it really becomes apparent. That's literature to me- when one can take the greatest theory and psychology from a phrase stated so simply.
Day 02 - A picture of you and a person you have been close friends with for the longest.
Day 03 - A picture of the cast from your favorite show.
Day 04 - A picture of you when you were little.
Day 05 - A picture of your favorite memory.
Day 06 - A picture of a person you'd love to trade places with for a day.
Day 07 - A picture of your most treasured item.
Day 08 - A picture that makes you laugh.
Day 09 - A picture of the person who has gotten you through the most.
Day 10 - A picture of the person you do the most messed up things with.
Day 11 - A picture of something you hate.
Day 12 - A picture of a memorable night.
Day 13 - A picture of your favorite band or artist.
Day 14 - A picture of something you love.
Day 15 - A picture of something you want to do before you die.
Day 16 - A picture of someone who inspires you.
Day 17 - A picture of something that has made a huge impact on your life recently.
Day 18 - A picture of your biggest insecurity.
Day 19 - A picture of someone you could never imagine your life without.
Day 20 - A picture of somewhere you'd love to travel.
Day 21 - A picture of something you wish you could forget.
Day 22 - A picture of something you wish you were better at.
Day 23 - A picture of your favorite book.
Day 24 - A picture of something you wish you could change.
Day 25 - A picture of your day.
Day 26 - A picture of something that means a lot to you.
Day 27 - A picture of yourself and a family member.
Day 28 - A picture of something you're afraid of.
Day 29 - A picture that can always make you smile.
Day 30 - A picture of someone you miss
*
A picture of the cast from my favorite show. And so-
Bones!
It really is a fantastic show and if I tried explaining it in one entry, I'd probably spend an entire hour on it and it would be far, far too long. For now, know that the characters are brilliant, from their dialogue down to the tiny little quirks in their movement and it really is, to me at least, quite a different spin on a kind of improved "CSI" genre.
It's in its sixth season and I'm still watching it. That doesn't happen very often. WATCH IT, OMG.
On another note, I have been completely obsessed with my new book, Leviathan by Scott Westerfeld. Here's the summary: "In an alternate 1914 Europe, fifteen-year-old Austrian Prince Alek, on the run from the Clanker Powers who are attempting to take over the globe using mechanical machinery, forms an uneasy alliance with Deryn who, disguised as a boy to join the British Air Service, is learning to fly genetically-engineered beasts."
It's like a steampunk version of World War 1. It's fantastic and brilliant and I absolutely adore it, so I thought I'd share a tiny paragraph I read today that I found particularly well-phrased and even poetic.
"As Alek glared at the newspaper man one last time, an unsettling realization overtook him. He spoke French, English, and Hungarian fluently, and always impressed his tutors in Latin and Greek. But Prince Aleksandar of Hohenburg could barely manage the daily language of his own people well enough to buy a newspaper."
It's rather simple wording, yes, but I love the unnerving understanding there is in the comparison of royalty and the common people there. It's such a personal realization about the world and in a single paragraph, it really becomes apparent. That's literature to me- when one can take the greatest theory and psychology from a phrase stated so simply.