It's not fair. There was time now!
Sunday mornings always seem a great time, especially when it's mildly sunny in winter. Hence, it is a nice time to make a post. And now, it's February, although it seems to have been January for a long time. I'm happy with the progress I made on my books/films list in January, so I hope I can continue in the same vein.
Last night I read the tragic chapters at the middle of Wuthering Heights, and cried, like I have every time I've read it. It's crazy, but that book has such an emotional hold over me. I guess that's why I love it so. At this rate, it will be finished way before Valentine's Day, so I'm going to start Howl's Moving Castle today hopefully. I love the movie so much, and Diana Wynne Jones is awesome, so I'm hoping I'll really enjoy it!
And speaking of books: over the holiday I rearranged the books on my shelf to fit all the surplus books I had, so that there were quite a few on the top shelf. And yesterday, the bracket on the shelf came away from the wall, and looked sincerely like the whole shelf was going to collapse, so now I have between 50 and 100 books stacked on the floor of my bedroom, and the worst thing is, there's no room for another bookshelf in there, so I don't know if they're just going to have to stay like that. I went shopping with my mother yesterday, and bought five books, and that kind of behaviour doesn't help, so I really don't know what I'm going to do. Woe.
On a cheerier note, I have absolutely nothing to do today but go to the cinema. I think, to see Seven Pounds, starring Will Smith. I haven't heard that much about it, but of the three films I was choosing from, it had the highest star rating, and I thought it looked interesting anyway, so why not?
Oh, and before I end this post, I've been watching Being Human (which is on tonight for those of you in the UK). Has anyone else?
Last night I read the tragic chapters at the middle of Wuthering Heights, and cried, like I have every time I've read it. It's crazy, but that book has such an emotional hold over me. I guess that's why I love it so. At this rate, it will be finished way before Valentine's Day, so I'm going to start Howl's Moving Castle today hopefully. I love the movie so much, and Diana Wynne Jones is awesome, so I'm hoping I'll really enjoy it!
And speaking of books: over the holiday I rearranged the books on my shelf to fit all the surplus books I had, so that there were quite a few on the top shelf. And yesterday, the bracket on the shelf came away from the wall, and looked sincerely like the whole shelf was going to collapse, so now I have between 50 and 100 books stacked on the floor of my bedroom, and the worst thing is, there's no room for another bookshelf in there, so I don't know if they're just going to have to stay like that. I went shopping with my mother yesterday, and bought five books, and that kind of behaviour doesn't help, so I really don't know what I'm going to do. Woe.
On a cheerier note, I have absolutely nothing to do today but go to the cinema. I think, to see Seven Pounds, starring Will Smith. I haven't heard that much about it, but of the three films I was choosing from, it had the highest star rating, and I thought it looked interesting anyway, so why not?
Oh, and before I end this post, I've been watching Being Human (which is on tonight for those of you in the UK). Has anyone else?