Ugh.

[apocalypsos]

-- I want to DO things, except I stayed up until three in the morning because I couldn't sleep, and when I did wake up it was only after five hours, and now I am so freaking bleary-eyed I can barely see straight. So as soon as I'm done here I'm going to take a nap. Yay, rainy Sunday afternoon naps. \o/

-- I saw Run Fatboy Run last night, and I loved it bunches. I love Dylan Moran. Have I mentioned that lately? Because, HA, yes. Also, the entire audience pretty much died during the blister scene. I don't think I've seen an audience laugh that hard in ages.

-- I also watched The Memory Keeper's Daughter last night, which probably would have pissed me off if it were a feature film but was pretty good for a Lifetime movie. It also made me debate reading the book, which I've thought about doing a couple of times but then I'll pick it up in Borders and read the back and think, "Oh, great, that won't depress the hell out of me at ALL," and put it down.

-- So, yes, nap, and then I'm going to get up and see how many chapters I can finish on the novel (I'm close on one or two and about halfway done with another), and then tomorrow is Get Drunk And Work On My Bigbang Day. 'Cause honestly, getting drunk can only improve my writing on this thing. :)

Comments

[estei.livejournal.com]

I started reading The Memory Keeper's Daughter and it was so sad I had to stop.

[rutilante.livejournal.com]

I read and finished The Memory Keeper's Daughter today on the plane. It's very sad but it's also a good story... The writing's a little iffy at the beginning, I won't lie, but you kind of fall into it and I think the book's worth buying.

I didn't cry though which is a change because I usually cry at pretty much everything! :D

[trinity_clare]

My mom keeps trying to get me to read The Memory Keeper's Daughter and I keep saying, "Why? You cried all the way through it!"

[squee1123.livejournal.com]

I haven't read Memory Keeper's but my mom says its awesome.