we were in a wrong place but it was perfect timing.
I don’t know about you but I’m feeling 22 I think I have a little bit of a Christmas spirit already. And it’s strange because I didn’t even start to think about presents, there’s no snow outside and we didn’t have a good one yet (it’s always snowy on my mum’s birthday - the 12th of November, - but not this year). And the best part - I’m working on the 31th officially (how rude!) and then on Christmas (and that’s pretty predictable because it happens every year), so… I blame it on a lot of Christmas videos and vlogs.
Meanwhile trying to relax as much as possible, making plans and “to do” lists, but it’s hard because I have this new coloring book Lost Ocean by Johanna Basford and it’s so beautiful! A real treasure, to be honest, I’m ready to cancel everything and just sit here with color pencils all day long. And new ep of AoS is still waiting for me, tumblr looks like there will be something about my fave Ward and I won’t like it, so… I’m not in a hurry.
Oh, maybe I’m in a great mood because this week I’ve got a package with my books! It’s The Hunger games trilogy that looks so good, I was a fan for I don’t even know how long, I bet it was just the 1st one when I’ve got into it, but I didn’t like the design of the books, but these… Looks fantastic for me.
Talking about books: I have a lot of them on the “currently reading shelf“ and it’s strange, because I’m that kind of person who reads the book till the end, but not this time. So now I’m into the Will Grayson, Will Grayson by John Green and David Levithan. It looks like I’ve almost forgot how I love John’s style, I know now he’s like a little bit too popular and it can be annoying for people, but it doesn't matter because I still feel so comfortable reading his books, it’s like you find something inside that was hidden from the world and even yourself for a long time because one day you or society have decided that you must grow up.
Of course, sometimes it makes me sad that I didn't have him like an author and a friend when I was younger (you know it’s like in The Catcher in the Rye - one of my faves too - “What really knocks me out is a book that, when you're all done reading it, you wish the author that wrote it was a terrific friend of yours and you could call him up on the phone whenever you felt like it”), because he’s definitely for a little bit younger audience, but I still feel what he’s saying and it’s pretty delightful.
Meanwhile trying to relax as much as possible, making plans and “to do” lists, but it’s hard because I have this new coloring book Lost Ocean by Johanna Basford and it’s so beautiful! A real treasure, to be honest, I’m ready to cancel everything and just sit here with color pencils all day long. And new ep of AoS is still waiting for me, tumblr looks like there will be something about my fave Ward and I won’t like it, so… I’m not in a hurry.
Oh, maybe I’m in a great mood because this week I’ve got a package with my books! It’s The Hunger games trilogy that looks so good, I was a fan for I don’t even know how long, I bet it was just the 1st one when I’ve got into it, but I didn’t like the design of the books, but these… Looks fantastic for me.
Talking about books: I have a lot of them on the “currently reading shelf“ and it’s strange, because I’m that kind of person who reads the book till the end, but not this time. So now I’m into the Will Grayson, Will Grayson by John Green and David Levithan. It looks like I’ve almost forgot how I love John’s style, I know now he’s like a little bit too popular and it can be annoying for people, but it doesn't matter because I still feel so comfortable reading his books, it’s like you find something inside that was hidden from the world and even yourself for a long time because one day you or society have decided that you must grow up.
Of course, sometimes it makes me sad that I didn't have him like an author and a friend when I was younger (you know it’s like in The Catcher in the Rye - one of my faves too - “What really knocks me out is a book that, when you're all done reading it, you wish the author that wrote it was a terrific friend of yours and you could call him up on the phone whenever you felt like it”), because he’s definitely for a little bit younger audience, but I still feel what he’s saying and it’s pretty delightful.