#friyayintro @jesshowbooks
1. My Little Pony that could move and talk
2. A Dog's Purpose by Bruce Cameron or Land of Elyon by Patrick Carman
3. Younger, I'm turning 21 this month!
4. Yes, I was born in Boston and still live in Massachusetts.
Happy Friday! I've just finished my finals so it is indeed a happy one for me!
1. My cats (Willow and Hazel)
2. Lillian by The Dear Hunter
3. Barnes & Noble of course
4. American Eagle because their jeans actually fit me
5. I don't have a favorite, I like them all
6. Citrus
7. Cheesecake
8. Panera Bread
9. McDonald's chicken nuggets with sweet and sour sauce
10. Spring
11. Morning
12. December
13. Thanksgiving
#secretsantagoespostal #ssgp
My university was having a used book sale. I bought these twelve books for only $6.50! And I finally got to read Paper Towns after all this time. I loved the book! My next venture, once my finals are out of the way, is to read Joy Street by Frances Parkinson Keyes. I liked the first couple of chapters, so hopefully the rest stand up.
so-soThis book was assigned to me in my college English course Women Writers, and I absolutely loved it. It does take some focus since they are using language from the 18th century, but otherwise it reads very well.
"How are we to know what a person's days are like? Emily Dickinson's neighbors thought of her as a sad spinster living quietly in her parents' house, when in fact she was one of the greatest poets in the history of the English language and a frequent correspondent with the most accomplished writers of her day. Shyness isn't a problem, after all; it's a personality type."
Even as an adult, one of my favorite past times is grabbing one of my Nancy Drew books and spending a couple hours reading through it. I hope someday to own all of the original series.
