"Superboy and the invisible girl, son of steel and daughter of air. He's a hero, a lover, a prince, she's not there."
-"Superboy and the Invisible Girl" from Next to Normal
So there's less than two weeks of winter break left. I'm not sure I okayed that.
The beginning of this new year has been... a lot like last year so far. Work, thinking about school, loving stuff.
But I did decide to do Project 365, and I started another blog for it. There's a link up there at the top, but if you're crazy lazy like me, it's...
http://ohproject365.blogspot.com/
So go over and check it out. Follow it if you feel so inclined. I can't promise it'll be interesting. Heck, today's picture just involved oil and vinegar. Buuut that's okay. I'll get it done.
I also joined the ...cool kids... and got a smart phone. There's a picture of it over at the 365 blog, too. I'm really bad at typing on it still, and tend to get frustrated and not correct my misspelling errors. So there's that. If you get a text that only mostly makes sense, that's what happened.
But I did download ringtones from a bunch of kids movies. Despicable Me, Up!, Finding Nemo, The Incredibles.... I promise I'm 21. But I have the "IT'S SO FLUFFY!" line as my text ringtone right now. It makes me happy.
I've been reading a lot over break, and it's been glorious. I just finished The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks and thought it was really interesting. I'm not normally a nonfiction reader, but this was a good one. It's a science book (kinda-ish), but if you're not a science person, don't let that stop you from reading it. It's more about the life of the people. Very interesting, and kind of sad. But very good.
At the complete other end of the spectrum, I also read John Dies at the End by David Wong. It's under horror, but really it's hilarious. It's got some scary parts, and some realllly messed up parts, but it's funny. Some strong language, in case you don't like that. I'd definitely recommend it, though.
No, I won't tell you if John dies at the end.
So now I'm reading Empire by Orson Scott Card. I'm kinda "Meh" about it so far, which is sad, because I love OSC. I'm also rereading the Hunger Games series, and Blue Like Jazz. But I'm also looking for more books to read. Gotta fit some more in before schoolwork takes over again.
Anyone have any book suggestions? I'm up for pretty much anything.
For now I'm off to read. Maybe work out. Probably watch Season 6 of Grey's Anatomy that just came in the mail. Ya know.
The usual.
