Augh, this is such a tough choice - considering me and my affinity for law enforcement/cops/crime shows-books-etc, the list is LONG.

However, if I had to choose, it would be one of the following:

1. Seeley Booth, from Bones, because he's KICKASS and strong and smexy
2. Lilly Rush, from Cold Case, because she's really caring and becomes involved in the lives ( Read more... )

I am not American, but I'd like:

• to see people begin to believe again; in politics, in their leaders, in the good and honest will of a man who wants to change his country and the world for the better.
• to see America actually change for the better.
• America's image to transform from evil warmongering shithole of doom to honest hard-working land of ( Read more... )

I have sent a "boyfriend-girlfriend" forward email to a gay classmate I had in NMH in 2005... I only realised it much later and facepalm'd myself, couldn't email the guy since then for fear he thought I was stupid >__< And I really liked the guy too, I thought he was awesome and a great writer and I'd love for us to keep in touch, but even now as I ( Read more... )

I really think Twilight as a concept itself is stupid and overrated. And don't get me wrong, I totally get why it's popular especially with the younger teen crowd, but I'm not in that age group anymore and it just seems childish and silly. Of course I haven't read the books, so if there's anyone who has and would like to enlighten me on the depth ( Read more... )

September 11 is the day schools start in Greece. No particular reason as to the choice of day - it holds no national/mythical significance and I'm pretty sure no patron saint of schools or children is celebrated on that day (they're on the 30th of January, and they make a pretty good, glorified excuse to shut the schools for a day). I'd never ( Read more... )

Last year's Dattebayo prank... It was a good one, I fell so hard for that I devoted an entire entry to it. :P And then I realised the date. *facepalm*

I. My possessions. Since I was a kid I didn't like to share my things. My mother called it "selfishness", but growing up I have found a way to rationalise it: I hate it when people wreck the things that I strive to keep clean, tidy, and pretty (because I am also a neat freak, zomg?!), or the things that I deem important or irreplaceable. It does ( Read more... )