Not really scary like I would have thought.
I liked this even though it was very much like a text book. Lots of information and small print, but worth the time to read. This gave me great ideas and I like the part about having your spouse support you while you try your art. Thank heaven for David.
Good, but I've never read any of these authors and many have interesting heroins.
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Love this author, loved this book. His writing is haunting, I think about it long after I'm finished reading it. I love the fact that I have been to the places he talks about. Great book, great author. If you like murder mystery this is one for you. Gripping, sorrowful, loss and grief. You feel for him as a man, as a detective, and you feel for his personal life and the way it has tainted everything around him and the way he sees the world. Our lives have done that to each of us. We each see the world differently then those around us. Our life experiences color our environment. Rarely do any two people see things the same way. Highly recommended. I wish I read Icelandic so I could read them all.
Three are the end of the series I've been reading, the author may write another but it will be the last, at least for awhile. I hate to come to the end of a series I feel like I'm leaving good friends behind. Off to find another author to explore. The last was a Bullet Catchers series and it was like the Troubleshooters, not quite as good. I'm tiring to find some new authors.
Cenny took some free time and made a tower of cards. The JT mentally destroyed it and told her and now she is screaming at them to stop thinking about making it fall. I finally sent them to bed for yelling at each other.
The yellow flower now in the red water.
The blue flower in the yellow water now.
The red flower now in the blue.
The second round of primary colors at the end of the experiment.
The first experiment all the flowers in one color.
I was called yesterday to sub music. The last time I did, was one of the most boring days I've worked. I played videos all day for the different classes. This time the teachers notes told me to follow her notes or play the list of videos. Well it may be hard to believe, but there are people out there with worse handwriting then mine. I did my best to decipher her notes, and when the 1st class came in with recorders I finally knew what one note said. We played the recorders and then some of the other instruments in the room. After 3 classes of that, the 3rd graders came in without recorders so I played the video. After lunch I found a book called, "I'm a sub for a music teacher what do I do?" The 2nd graders and I played "Who Stole the Cookie from the Cookie Jar" and I followed the instructions in the book and it became a rhythm game. Everyone seemed to be having fun and it took up all the time for them to really get it going. Near the end of the day there was a Code Red and then the day was done. It was a fun day, but I feel like I cheated the 3rd graders. I looked over the book and next time I will be better prepared.
This was a book on CD that I listened to in the car on the way to work. Not my thing at all, depressing and sad and I hate that. The start is the death of a couple who leaves 2 kids and 6 friends grief struck. The rest of the book goes into their lives, the ones left behind, and how they come to terms with their loss. Hated it, emotional roller-coaster and I'm glad it is finished. Sad and depressing and yes everyone comes to terms with their death in their own way, but it was way to long and melancholic. Yuck!!!!!
Another in the series I'm reading. The author has a gay son and this was about a gay FBI agent and his upcoming wedding to a gay actor. Interesting, not really my thing, but I was already in love with the FBI agent Jules from all the other books he's been in and this book moved the Troubleshooters story along. This reminded me of some friends I have, so it was fun to read..jpg)
Another Troubleshooter book this was before the first one I posted. Pushed the story forward and we met some of the characters we had met earlier on. Another office opened in Florida for the Troubleshooters.
It is amazing that this man is still alive, he should be dead with all the things he put in his body and all the things he didn't. I love the last line in the book. " Scottish by birth, but American on purpose." Mormon mention and all positive. He worked with Marie Osmond on a sitcom and loved all the Mormons he got to know working on the show. It's amazing what the human body and mind can go though and still survive.
Loved it, it did not really follow the book, but it was good. Lots of things they left out play a huge part in the next books so I'm not sure how that is going to work, but it was good. They left out Ares and his daughter Clarrise. The pine tree was not mentioned so that is going to be interesting since that is a major part of book 3-5. Medusa was great, scary especially in the fridge. Overall it was a good movie and exciting, a few slow spots but most was action packed. I read the reviews and didn't expect much so I was pleasantly surprised. Most movies made from good books are awful and never live up to my expectations. Maybe I've lowered my standards, but I liked this movie. Percy is 17 in real life, Annabeth is 24 and Grover is 26 so pulling off 12 years old would have been difficult, I think they were going for teens around 15 or so instead.
