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1. Grab the nearest book (no textbooks or journals)
2. Open the book to page 123.
4. Find the 5th sentence.
4. Post the text of the sentence in your journal...along with these instructions.
5. Don't search around for the "coolest" book you can find. Do what's actually next to you
"A few seconds later, so close to the boat I could have leaned down and grabed it, a large sea turtle appeared, a hawksbill, flippers lazily turning, head sticking out of the water."
- From The Life of Pi, Which I think my mom is reading. There were actually a bunch in a pile, but the only one I knew was The Life of Pi, and it's one of my favorite books too. It's so gosh-darn cute. It's the kind of adult book I like, complex without sex or violence or really upsetting things, and deep enough to be gripping. I'm extremely non-discriminate when it comes to children's books, but in general I dislike "serious" books. I read books to escape, not to be put in worlds and worlds of pain.
Anyways! I am finally posting my thoughts on Veronica Mars, and while I'm at it, I feel I should seduce all of youto the dark side to catch up when it is renewed for Season 3. Not if. There are no ifs in my world. So. Pretty!
( Veronica Mars is prettier than me. )
And for my next trick, thoughts on Happy Go Lucky, now with bonus pictures because I was late in doing this.
( Happy Go Lucky. Now with 100% More Images from concentrate! )
Oh, and I also took the SATs today, but clearly that was not important.
2. Open the book to page 123.
4. Find the 5th sentence.
4. Post the text of the sentence in your journal...along with these instructions.
5. Don't search around for the "coolest" book you can find. Do what's actually next to you
"A few seconds later, so close to the boat I could have leaned down and grabed it, a large sea turtle appeared, a hawksbill, flippers lazily turning, head sticking out of the water."
- From The Life of Pi, Which I think my mom is reading. There were actually a bunch in a pile, but the only one I knew was The Life of Pi, and it's one of my favorite books too. It's so gosh-darn cute. It's the kind of adult book I like, complex without sex or violence or really upsetting things, and deep enough to be gripping. I'm extremely non-discriminate when it comes to children's books, but in general I dislike "serious" books. I read books to escape, not to be put in worlds and worlds of pain.
Anyways! I am finally posting my thoughts on Veronica Mars, and while I'm at it, I feel I should seduce all of you
( Veronica Mars is prettier than me. )
And for my next trick, thoughts on Happy Go Lucky, now with bonus pictures because I was late in doing this.
( Happy Go Lucky. Now with 100% More Images from concentrate! )
Oh, and I also took the SATs today, but clearly that was not important.
