32.  Atonement, Ian McEwan
33. Family Daughter, Maile Meloy

 And I'm back from Georgia. Well I've been back for a week but it was a meeting intensive week and I'm just now back to functional. GA was whirlwind with shopping, eating, and visiting, and checking out friends' new apartments ( midtown is cool!) and trips up to Athens for Last Resort, Globe, and a little tailgating ( Read more... )

 I'm off to Atlanta early Saturday morning for a whole week! I can't wait to see my mom!

and my dog, and check out old friends' new apartments in midtown, and drink sweet tea, and eat at chic-fil-a, and do a lot of nothing, and drive around, and get up to athens!

28. Eat, Love, Pray, by Elizebeth Gilber

**I know this book is getting a lot of hype but for anyone seeking any type of balance in their life (and who isn't?), it's fabulous

29. Carry Me Down, MJ Hyland

A big amazon shipment I forgot I ordered came in the mail yesterday!

So I felt like reading a book about living in NYC. So I read Everyone Worth Knowing, by Lauren Weisberger (of The Devil Wears Prada).

27. Everyone Worth Knowing

And while The Devil Wears Prada is fast becoming one of my favorite movies (there is a near and dear place in my heart for this movie as it came out and I started my job at about the same ( Read more... )

So I've been reading a good bit lately but after reading hardcore literary and art history criticism and my roommate's bookshelf of yummy indulgences, I'm a little embarrassed. I am working through a graham greene novel though ( Read more... )

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JL7ZSqBzz7g

New Wes Anderson film! Hooray Hooray for warm and fuzzy dysfunctional families. Hooray Hooray for an elitist indie sentimental soundtrack. Hooray!!

Historical inaccuracies aside, Elizabeth: the Golden Age looks damn good.

Even the trailer is good. Look at the ships in the Armada!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0414055/

20. MIdwives, Chris Bohjalian

18. Theatre, Somerset Maugham

19. Prozac Nation, Elizabeth Wurtzel