As for things I'm currently looking forward to, Deathly Hallows is the obvious pick. I really ought looking into preordering tickets if I want to see it opening day (hopefully at the midnight showing). I'm extremely excited for part one! Also in November: a film is coming out called The King's Speech. It stars Colin Firth and Helena Bonham Carter, among others, in a period drama about King George VI as he overcomes a speech impediment in a time of national crisis. I believe it'll have a limited release, but hopefully one of the local indie theatres will carry it. It looks excellent. A film about the Howl obscenity trials is also coming out soon, which I'll probably go see with a friend (Was I correct in italicizing the title? Technically the book is called Howl and Other Poems, but I'm not sure if the other poems were drawn under fire, as well. Hmm, perhaps "America" and a few others were. Even if it was just Howl, it'd still be italicized as opposed to quoted due to its length, yes? End grammar nerd rant.) Anyway, hopefully it'll do the topic justice. Well, Kat, is there anything you're looking forward to besides upcoming films? The SAT, of course! Ehh... I was thinking more along the lines of Halloween. I have no idea what I'll actually be doing on Halloween, but I love getting a costume together and seeing other people dressed up. I'm currently weighing the pros and cons of costume ideas, but Halloween is weeks away so I have time. That does seem to be all at the moment. I just wanted to tell dear October that I'm in autumn mode and such. Adieu until next time.
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Showing posts with label weather. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
October
Normally, I'm too preoccupied to distinguish between the months and they all tend to run together, but this October truly feels like October. It seems as though as soon as the month started the whole aura changed. Suddenly, it feels like autumn. Perhaps it's because we have a fire going and I'm wearing flannel pants. The weather lately has been sublime; I'm fond of the clouds and the wind. Although I don't have a definite favorite season, I do love autumn. It's awfully cozy being all tucked in the corner of the couch blogging when I ought to be revising an essay. It seems like the perfect night to curl up and watch a movie or read. The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest is sitting beside me as I type, waiting until the next time I read it. I'm trying to pace myself; it is the final Stieg Larsson novel, after all, and he unfortunately isn't around to write anymore. Perhaps I blog more in depth about the Millenium books another day.
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Monday, May 18, 2009
Mi vida está loca
I (believe) I have now read all of BMB. Then again, another hidden stash may spring up... a fan can only hope.
Anyways, you may or may not wonder what I've been up to besides reading awesome webcomics. Well, I've been noticing the definite lack of spring around here. One day it's chilly and cloudy, the next it's blazing sun with oppressive temperatures. The weather-maker apparently thought it fit to skip a traditional spring with gentle spring weather and instead sporadically switch between summer and winter. I suspect global warming is behind these shenanigans.
Weather aside, I often feel as if I am metaphorically drowning. School is coming to a close at an alarming speed. I feel like I still have so much to do before the year ends. Next year is going to have a beastly work load and multiple summer assignments. Free time and sanity (not to mention sleep) look pretty much shot. And then while I'm worrying about next year, I still have projects and ever-nearing finals happening this year. Oy. Time is speeding by much too quickly for my taste.
On a lighter note, I've got a smashing book. After hearing from numerous reliable sources of its excellence, I decided to give Orson Scott Card's Ender's Game a read. It's fantastic! I haven't finished it yet, but I so far I recommend it. Perhaps I'll try and get my brother to read it...
So: keeping it together until summer is my main focus right now. Too bad there will be no more new stories with Cy and Skids and the gang to cheer me on... but who says I can't revist old haunts? ^_~
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