50bookchallenge, 15000pages

Book #100 -- Rachel Cohn & David Levithan, Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist, 183 pages.

Ok, this is just the sweetest little love story that I can totally identify with. After reading the first 30 or so pages over the weekend, I went to read a little more last night and ended up finishing it. I've read several of David Levithan's other books and really liked them, but I'd never read Rachel Cohn before. I'll have to check her out. And I hope the movie lives up to the book.

Progress toward goals: 275/366 = 75.1%

Books: 100/150 = 66.7%

Pages: 26475/50000 = 53.0%

2008 Book List

cross-posted to 15000pages, 50bookchallenge, and gwynraven

Take a trip down memory lane

In honour of Google's tenth birthday, they have put up the oldest version of their archive, January 2001, for search here. In many cases, even if the results are no longer on the web, you can view the page using the Internet Archive link next to the description. I googled my name and found a couple of old pages I had completely forgotten about (including a forum post from my Mercedes Lackey phase that was somewhat embarrassing).

Have fun!

Daily post

Sleep: 2:30am to 8am

Weather: clear, 75F, 47% humidity, high 80F

Daily BPAL: MEDITATION IN AUTUMN
Description: Old wood, burnt brown sandalwood, and twisted vines.
In bottle: Rotting charred wood and a hint of leafy vegetation. Not nearly as bad as it sounds. Quite good actually.
On me: Same as in the bottle, only richer. I think I actually really like this. Reminds me of camping in the woods as a young girl.

Daily Tarot: Ace of Wands: Beginning of an enterprise, invention, or the beginning of a family. Perhaps the beginning of a journey, an adventure, an escapade.

MyMiniCity: Increase Population
Increase Transportation
Increase Industry
Increase Security

Reading:
Lost in Katrina by Mikel Schaefer
Myths of the Norsemen: from the Eddas and Sagas by H. A. Guerber
The Pagan Christ: Recovering the Lost Light by Tom Harpur
On Old Age by Cicero
Th1rte3n by Richard K. Morgan
Impossible by Nancy Werlin