How I Live Now
How I Live Now was much better than Rosoff’s book Just In Case. Much much better. It was super fast, great characters, interesting kids/war/adventure story.
Nice book.
How I Live Now was much better than Rosoff’s book Just In Case. Much much better. It was super fast, great characters, interesting kids/war/adventure story.
Nice book.
I have wanted to read Jodi Picoult’s Wonder Woman for ages but kept forgetting to reserve it at the library. Something reminded me awhile back, I did it, and I finally made time to read it.
Loved it.
I wasn’t a huge Wonder Woman fan as a kid, I liked her but I really preferred the villains or a bit of Fantastic Four. Jodi Picoult might have just made me a Wonder Woman fan for life. What did her mother say??????? And who wrote the comic after Jodi’s? I need to find out – right now!
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When I realized we were going to be in Charleston DURING Spoleto I almost cried. I have not been able to attend a Spoleto event since Jenn was a toddler and every year I’ve said “next year, I’ll be there!” and every year… it didn’t work out.
I quickly ran to see what kind of tickets were available for the days we were in Charleston and rather than being disappointed that most events were already sold out, I patiently clicked through everything available and bravely selected two shows that would fit into our time schedule. Both are actually “Piccolo Spoleto” events and one was “Piccolo Fringe“. (You have to learn a whole new vocabulary to understand Spoleto.)
We saw the first last night and this is the one I was most concerned about.
A stand-up show about One relationship, where One woman gave One man the best sex of his life… and all the crap to go with it. This is the subject matter of the hilarious one-man show, “
Misogynistic much? Yep, but it was funny and from the reactions of the small audience in the very small and interesting American Theater most people agreed. The older men in front of us were most appreciative of the monologue. The women they were with laughed almost as much but… not quite. And that was interesting as well.
I spent some time thinking about how many times I have seen middle age men get up and leave during the first 15 minutes of the Vagina Monologues and pondering why those men couldn’t handle that show yet women didn’t get up and walk out of Banana Monologues. Why is that? Patriarchy maybe? 😉
We enjoyed it. Really.
And tonight, Always Patsy Cline… heh.
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I thought it would get better. And it was short. So I kept reading Vagabond Virgins and when I finished it, I wanted to chuck it across the room. Ho hum. It could have been awesome. Anything with Virgin sightings could be awesome and SHOULD be awesome. Anything that mentions Carlos Santana should also be awesome.
This book. Wasn’t.
I’ve got a love hate feeling about The Used World.
I loved the characters but also hated them because they were so damn stereotypical. I loved the story but it was so damn predictable. I loved the writing.
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