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Facebook is not working. I'm not sure why and it's very irritating, especially since I want to request book recommendations from my friends and family, but I cannot do so when it is not working. Curses.
Speaking of books, I am going insane for some new ones, which is utterly ridiculous since I still have two books I need to finish reading. Well, actually, I have many books I need to finish reading, but I was in desperate need of book-room so I packed away all the books I have read and all the books I don't plan on reading right away and now I have lots of book-room which I am determined to fill up as quickly as possible.
So far I have Moonshine by Alaya Johnson and Mistwood by Leah Cypess on my list of books to buy right away, but I need more. Two is simply not enough. Even though I am not-quite-broke-but-not-quite-rich-enough-to-spend-copious-amounts-of-money-on-books-I-don't-need. Especially since I just dropped three hundred dollars on a new outfit. Gasp and alack! you might say, but I couldn't resist and those who know me know I have no self-control whatsoever. It's been so long since I tried on clothes that fit me well and looked good at the same time, that when I tried on these clothes and they fit perfectly the first try and they looked amazing, well, how was I supposed to resist buying them, even if one single article of clothing was over fifty dollars? So I said, 'Habberdash!' and bought them all. Well, that's not completely true, I did resist buying one shirt that I wanted desperately but was not quite willing to part with fifty of my hard earned dollars for. I did buy a glorious bra (that was on sale!) and sweater that I am wearing right this instant, but that is neither here nor there.
But I do desperately wish for book recommendations. Genre is of no consequenece as long as they are good. Right now I have the Reckoning and Stone of Tears on my shelf to read. I love vampires and want more vampire books, but I will not resign myself to buy the third installment in the Southern Vampire Mystery series and most of the YA vampire novels are... well, not really my cup of tea. I do plan on ordering Cirque du Freak though, but perhaps not right away since there are many books in that series.
In other news, Yoga is amazing! I love it! It is fun and relaxing and so zen. On the other hand, my aching body parts are telling me they hate Yoga and screw zen. It was much more of a workout than I was anticipating - especially when I was five minute late to class and ran across the parking lot, up the stairs and into the room, where I had to promptly get into position. Granted, position was laying on the floor and at first I was like, "Huzzah! I can rest!" But we immediately went into what the instructor called the dog position (the one where you stick your booty in the air) and I almost died. It's incredible though, every part of me aches. Usually it is just my legs (granted, my legs do hurt more than the rest of me), but everything aches! It is a good ache, though, because I know that I had a good workout. Still, it takes me about five minutes to get across the warehouse when normally it takes me about thirty seconds.
Anyway, I am almost finished work, but I still haven't decided whether or not I want to take a quick jaunt to the bookstore if I should just order my books online from Amazon, because they are cheaper and I am slightly broke (and also jobless.)
Speaking of books, I am going insane for some new ones, which is utterly ridiculous since I still have two books I need to finish reading. Well, actually, I have many books I need to finish reading, but I was in desperate need of book-room so I packed away all the books I have read and all the books I don't plan on reading right away and now I have lots of book-room which I am determined to fill up as quickly as possible.
So far I have Moonshine by Alaya Johnson and Mistwood by Leah Cypess on my list of books to buy right away, but I need more. Two is simply not enough. Even though I am not-quite-broke-but-not-quite-rich-enough-to-spend-copious-amounts-of-money-on-books-I-don't-need. Especially since I just dropped three hundred dollars on a new outfit. Gasp and alack! you might say, but I couldn't resist and those who know me know I have no self-control whatsoever. It's been so long since I tried on clothes that fit me well and looked good at the same time, that when I tried on these clothes and they fit perfectly the first try and they looked amazing, well, how was I supposed to resist buying them, even if one single article of clothing was over fifty dollars? So I said, 'Habberdash!' and bought them all. Well, that's not completely true, I did resist buying one shirt that I wanted desperately but was not quite willing to part with fifty of my hard earned dollars for. I did buy a glorious bra (that was on sale!) and sweater that I am wearing right this instant, but that is neither here nor there.
But I do desperately wish for book recommendations. Genre is of no consequenece as long as they are good. Right now I have the Reckoning and Stone of Tears on my shelf to read. I love vampires and want more vampire books, but I will not resign myself to buy the third installment in the Southern Vampire Mystery series and most of the YA vampire novels are... well, not really my cup of tea. I do plan on ordering Cirque du Freak though, but perhaps not right away since there are many books in that series.
In other news, Yoga is amazing! I love it! It is fun and relaxing and so zen. On the other hand, my aching body parts are telling me they hate Yoga and screw zen. It was much more of a workout than I was anticipating - especially when I was five minute late to class and ran across the parking lot, up the stairs and into the room, where I had to promptly get into position. Granted, position was laying on the floor and at first I was like, "Huzzah! I can rest!" But we immediately went into what the instructor called the dog position (the one where you stick your booty in the air) and I almost died. It's incredible though, every part of me aches. Usually it is just my legs (granted, my legs do hurt more than the rest of me), but everything aches! It is a good ache, though, because I know that I had a good workout. Still, it takes me about five minutes to get across the warehouse when normally it takes me about thirty seconds.
Anyway, I am almost finished work, but I still haven't decided whether or not I want to take a quick jaunt to the bookstore if I should just order my books online from Amazon, because they are cheaper and I am slightly broke (and also jobless.)