Gestures are all that I have.
I very, very rarely cry at books (or movies, for that matter). I can think of only a few that have provoked a strong emotional response of that nature, but I'm going to admit it: I bawled reading THE ART OF RACING IN THE RAIN.
Of course, given that dying dogs are right at the top of my "things-that-will-make-me-emotional" hit list, this really shouldn't have come as a surprise. It was like the dream I wrote about reincarnating here, but 80,000x sadder and with a charming, lovable doggie narrator.
Dang it, Garth Stein. But no, seriously, I highly recommend this book. I'd been waiting for this book for several months and read it in two days. Luckily, neither the book I read before (ECLIPSE) or my current (WE BOUGHT A ZOO) are attempting to tug at my heartstrings.
OK, ECLIPSE tried. I enjoyed it, but I just laught too much at the teenage draaaaaama of it all to get worked up.
Oh yeah, and happy birthday to cobheran! Which reminds me, I need to go watch last week's BSG.
Also, here's another photo of Quistis.
Shea will likely have something to say about my butt.
Of course, given that dying dogs are right at the top of my "things-that-will-make-me-emotional" hit list, this really shouldn't have come as a surprise. It was like the dream I wrote about reincarnating here, but 80,000x sadder and with a charming, lovable doggie narrator.
Dang it, Garth Stein. But no, seriously, I highly recommend this book. I'd been waiting for this book for several months and read it in two days. Luckily, neither the book I read before (ECLIPSE) or my current (WE BOUGHT A ZOO) are attempting to tug at my heartstrings.
OK, ECLIPSE tried. I enjoyed it, but I just laught too much at the teenage draaaaaama of it all to get worked up.
Oh yeah, and happy birthday to cobheran! Which reminds me, I need to go watch last week's BSG.
Also, here's another photo of Quistis.
Shea will likely have something to say about my butt.