AbielleRose

Holy moly! You have some ambition this year Frankie! I'm stealing the following from your list and adding them to my own *muhahaha* Capote, Truman: In Cold Blood Carroll, Lewis: Alice in Wonderland Fforde, Jasper: Lost in a Good Book Plath, Sylvia: The Bell Jar Plath, Sylvia: The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath Stone, Irving: The Origin – A Biographical Novel of Charles Darwin Happy reading and good luck!

Great song! Its so easy to just get swallowed into it Got No Place To Go- Gabriella Cilmi

I'll be following you as well! This year will be an excellent one for literature! I have a friend who is a huge Burrows fan and has been trying for years to get me to read his stuff but I've just been putting it off. The other one she recommended from him is Sellevision. She said it is hillarious, have you read it?

It is a great song, I just wish people on those singing reality shows would quit destroying it! Just Breathe- Pearl Jam

Its sad really that you can't buy a book these days without some form of advertising on them. This was a bestseller when I worked at Barnes and Noble last Christmas time and it has been on my TBR list since working there and seeing how much everyone loved it. It is a very interesting subject matter, hopefully it will be a good read!

Alone- Heart

Ugh, this weekend has not been a good one for reading. I think I managed a whopping two paragraphs in The Shining before my eyes started to cross. I had planned to have it finished by the end of the day today so I could get back to focusing on The Divine Comedy, but that is definately not going to happen. Hopefully I will have The Shining finished by the end of the week. On an even more less productive side I managed to purchace a new copy of The Divine Comedy and am now reading that instead of the copy I had. I guess when nothing else interests you in the store, buy the same books you already own, right?

Fleurs du mal- Sarah Brightman

Jack Torrance thought: Officious little p***k. The Shining by Stephen King

That's a great movie Dancer in the Dark

Bring Me To Life- Evanesence

Left over tomato soup tonight but I'm adding some orzo pasta to perk it up a bit

Runaway- Thriving Ivory

Next In Line- Meese

1. Night by Elie Wiesel 2. Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen 3. To Kill A Mockingbird- Harper Lee 4. Reading Lolita in Tehran by Azar Nafisi 5. Paradise Lost by John Milton

Granted, but your new love for veggies causes your body to get sick if you eat anything other than them. I wish I could play the violin.

Clair de Lune- Claude Debussy

I'm sorry it didn't work out for you BJ.

Thanks! Back at you:) What kind of soup are you having? Tomato it is!

Tomato or split pea, I could go for either atm.

Soup or chili tonight, not quite sure which sounds better.

Definately watch a few more Chimera It is such a great series IMO, so witty and fun. Hope you enjoy it! I'm watching the first season of Lost right now.

Glad you liked it Stephanie, I couldn't resist posting it.