You don't know how unsafe your home is until you try to break into it yourself.
Seriously. I climbed through the bathroom window yesterday because the door knob has issues & locked me out (now I'm afraid to lock it), but given that we have this scary metal gate on our door and bars on our window I had idea that it was THAT easy to break in; all I had to do was pullout the screen and since the window was not locked (it's been
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Old men are sometimes creepy. I sometimes wonder what it is that the gogglers are thinking... Although I suppose it's not necessarily something one wants to know. I was stuck in a polite bus conversation with a gramps a few years ago. There was something odd about it all. He wanted to kiss me on the cheek before he left where ever he was going and I fleed to Halonen and soothed myself by buying a pair of blue knee-high socks.
I liked the first Artemis book, the second was ok and I've read (I think) the third and the fourth as well... but the first one seems to be the best. Have you happened to read The Lies of Locke Lamora, by any chance? I quite liked that as well, a friend of mine summarised it quite nicely: "it reminds me of what makes fantasy so fun." (The plot of the sequel, though, gets a bit out of hand and I think the author is having slight trouble keeping it all under control. :D)
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Usually I don't have a problem with people who come to talk to me, but it's the people who stare at you like you're the loch ness monster that get on my nerves.
The first one was good, I think by book 3 it was getting a little weird. I mean, the whole series could've ended with book 3, but instead it had to become even more complicated and now I finished book 5 and I just don't understand why. But still I want to know what happens so I keep reading --''
And no, I havent heard of it, who's the author?
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