08 Aug
Puppy Pictures
I took a couple snaps of the pup with my iPhone. Check them out. So cute!
*9/05/08: As a note – I started a blog about my puppy and raising him.
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Julia, I found this blog off your Authonomy site–a lot of your favorite reads are mine as well, and I hope you’ll get around to popping something up on the site. If you do, and I comment, it’ll be under the name Richards (a corruption of my last name). See you around–
September 4th, 2008 at 11:49 pmAlso, on a personal and ridiculous note, would you mind letting me know what you think of Ender’s Game? A close friend loaned me his copy and although I find the first five chapters interesting I can’t decide whether to press on. A recommendation or pass from anyone would be appreciated–
September 4th, 2008 at 11:51 pmHi Tim!
How cool! It’s always fun to find someone wil the same reading interests as me. I am attempting to get something together to pop on the site – I have a novel manuscript that I’m editing and I will probably stick that one up when I’m done. Right now it looks like a plastic surgeon’s been in it though – I have so many comments to myself saying “add this, describe that, stick this in here, take that out.”
Do you have something up on Authonomy?
On Ender’s Game – I read it when I was 10 or 11 and I was completely hooked. I have read most of the series now – my boyfriend is more obsessed than me and has read all of it. But, my opinion on book reading is that if the first five chapters of any book haven’t hooked you and you have to think about whether or not you want to keep reading it, you probably won’t like the whole book.
September 5th, 2008 at 8:03 amThat’s my personal opinion. You have to really LOVE the characters to love the book – and if you don’t love Ender yet, you aren’t going to like the end of the book. That’s my two cents.