And I said, "What about Breakfast at Tiffany's?"
My spring break is this week. It's pretty early, but I'm enjoying it. I already know I'll have a paper to churn out when I get back*, so I'm trying to soak up all the leisure time while I can.
I've recently gotten hooked on the show Legend of the Seeker. It airs on Saturdays, which is weird but very convenient for me. It's based off a fantasy book series that my mom read a few years ago. I haven't read the books, but I really enjoy the show. (Though Kahlin's wardrobe still bothers me. How does she run/fight in that long, flowy dress? And how is it still so white? Magic, I suppose.) I wish they would make more series out of books. They allow for better character and plot development than movies.
Outlander would be PERFECT for the television show story-telling format. Why has no one pursued this?
Yesterday, I started reading Elizabeth Peters' Amelia Peabody mystery series, which my mom has been trying to get me to read forever. I was hooked on the first page. Guess this means I should follow my mom around the library more often. Anyway, I recommend Elizabeth Peters, especially if you have a dry sense of humor.
I read that Chase and Cameron are going to have more important roles in future episodes of House. Whoohoo!
*We haven't been told specifics about the topic, so I can't really start on it yet. Bah.
Remember this song?
I've recently gotten hooked on the show Legend of the Seeker. It airs on Saturdays, which is weird but very convenient for me. It's based off a fantasy book series that my mom read a few years ago. I haven't read the books, but I really enjoy the show. (Though Kahlin's wardrobe still bothers me. How does she run/fight in that long, flowy dress? And how is it still so white? Magic, I suppose.) I wish they would make more series out of books. They allow for better character and plot development than movies.
Outlander would be PERFECT for the television show story-telling format. Why has no one pursued this?
Yesterday, I started reading Elizabeth Peters' Amelia Peabody mystery series, which my mom has been trying to get me to read forever. I was hooked on the first page. Guess this means I should follow my mom around the library more often. Anyway, I recommend Elizabeth Peters, especially if you have a dry sense of humor.
I read that Chase and Cameron are going to have more important roles in future episodes of House. Whoohoo!
*We haven't been told specifics about the topic, so I can't really start on it yet. Bah.
Remember this song?
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