If you're looking for a good, spicy, dramatic book like the one I wished Shopaholic was, then read a book by Alisa-Valdes-Rodriguez. Her books are awesome and full of sex, romance, and friendship. The perfect combination for good reading, in my opinion.
I'm always sad when a good book ends though, especially if it's abruptly. Like if the author throws in a few pages at the end of the book dedicated to their other books or something, so instead of getting more story I just get ads and authors notes I don't really want to read.
Maybe my sadness towards the book closing has to do with my own story. I always look at my life as having chapters, and in a little over a week a new one will start for me. Sometimes it's exciting to start a new chapter, sometimes it's sad. My childhood is like a whole separate story though, and I'm sad it's over. I'm afraid of growing old and feeling a haze on my adult life. Maybe there won't be one. Maybe I'll be lucky.
My next chapter is scaring me a little. I have such a good feeling about it, like great things lie ahead. However, such optimism scares the shit out of me because it can all go away in a second. I guess I can't live being afraid of the future, right?
I really like writing here, even if no one is reading. It's nice to feel like I'm talking to someone. Usually when I write in my journal, I'm only writing to myself to clear my head. Now I'm putting myself out there a little more, and sharing my thoughts with the world. Well, since no one has read this besides me, the world isn't really involved yet. But maybe someday.
I saw "The Time Travelers Wife" today and I was a little disappointed. The trailer had seemed so nice and romantic, and in spite of people telling me it looked horrible, I still went to see it. And it wasn't horrible. It wasn't really anything, except interesting. I'd never buy it and I don't really plan on renting it. It was nice though. Rachel McAdams was as beautiful as ever and I do love her as an actress. The movie followed his life more than her though and I wish it had followed hers, since the title of the movie does refer to her. It ended up being a sad movie, but I learned nothing from it. At least in 500 Days of Summer I felt like I'd gotten something out of watching it.
Anyway, I think I've emptied my head out enough for tonight.
Thanks for reading, if anyone is.
Good night and good luck.
- NC
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