Wuthering Heights, Emily Bronte
The Years, Virginia Woolf
Women in Love, D.H. Lawrence (bailed after the first 175 pages, brain could not withstand anymore!)
A Jest of God, Margaret Laurence
Certain Girls, Jennifer Weiner
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince, JK Rowling
The Prince Diaries Volume IX, Princess Mia, Meg Cabot
The Princess Diaries Volume X ( Read more... )

I haven't posted here for over a month, and now I'm totally going to cop-out by wishing you all a Happy Valentine's Day ( Read more... )

My carton of soy milk reads "Shake well and buy often". New personal life philosophy for a new year, maybe? We'll see.

Happy (belated) new year, everyone. :)

 Since I like to prattle on about things that don't matter, like the Canadian federal election (seriously, I was talking to someone the other day that was from Prince Edward Island and had no idea who Elizabeth May was, but was all over the Barack Obama bandwagon), I just thought I'd take this opportunity to state that the NDP candidate for my ( Read more... )

Okay, so, since I am a benevolent blogger and am always worried that those on my friends list are not receiving sufficient lolz, I bring to you http://shareyouroops.ca, where you can go and discuss with people you don't know how you a) became supremely drunk, b) located the nearest penis and proceeded to have probably-consensual sex with it, and c ( Read more... )

Does anyone have a Twitter account??

I have told myself that I am obligated to complete reading the following novels before returning to school:

Lock And Key, Sarah Dessen
JPod, Douglas Coupland
Adverbs, Daniel Handler
Late Nights On Air, Elizabeth Hay
The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society, Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows
The Horseman's Grave, Jacqueline Baker

I have already ( Read more... )

It's 2:40 a.m. Jack has drooled all over everything. It's time for bed.

Apparently, my new motto has become work is boring; fight with people.

My life has become my job, a box of Crispy Delights, a clunky, cumbersome cordless phone that sometimes works, and novels by Jane Austen.

It could always be worse.