My apologies, for the past few months this blog has been just a bit slightly neglected, as the dust has been forming a second or third layer upon this template.
So I changed it (a lot).
It's a bit messy, for my liking, but I find myself a bit too lazy to fix it back. And anyhow, I like the elephants.
Here is a photo:
Why, hello, again. I have returned to my prior habits of giving a small report on books I find interesting.
Well, of course.
Anyhow, I had stumbled upon such book titled The Orange Houses written by the author Paul Griffin. Now, before you assume the book is extremely tiring and the type that would make you sort of droop your eyes without realizing it, you must listen.
It is a very, good, book. very. good. book.
I think--
Well. You'll have to read it yourself to know whether you'd like it or not, wouldn't you? I-mean, shouldn't you?
Now what I am extremely confused about is whether Mik is chubby or not. I don't want her to be chubby. I want her to be pretty (I guess she is, by the way Jae and Gale are acting... ), but then Sha calls her a fat itch.
Hmmm. whenever a word doesn't make sense and it rhymes with a term of profanity, it is then a replacement of the term of profanity it rhymes with. As so in this case, it may be applicable. coughitchcough.
Anyway.
I am also confused whether Mik is... umm... African American or not, and whether Jimmi is, because for some reason, I have that feeling at the pit of my stomach, though they never say so.
So I think she's... Caucasian, but... who knows? Those slang and stuff.
But I'm sure if Mik is Caucasian, Jimmi is, and so on. Because... I don't know.
And I think (pretty sure) that Fatima is Egyptian. Because, they said she was in Africa, and then they said they were going blah blah blah Egypt blah blah blah (I forget the whereabouts of such mentioning).
I am not sure, so I strongly suggest that you read the book that Mr. Paul Griffin read.
I honestly think authors should have a title. Mr., Mrs., Wr., or maybe Aut., No. Au. No.
I think Wr. is best.
So I shall start the revolution.
Wr. Paul Griffin wrote the book The Orange Houses, and I strongly suggest such reading of such sort of literature. As it does have some interesting poems, and it is fairly hard to decipher. I think I shall take a second round of reading it, whence my confusion has caused me so.
(Hey, I like talking like this.)
And I very much took a liking of Jimmi's poems, as though the grammar may not be in much agreement with a Literacy instructor, it has a good rhythm, almost. It's a catchy type.
And catchy means that I want to write like that sort of poems.
Already made some.
They're on my other blog, www.therecipetolife.blogspot.com.
Thanks, and have a nice day. (c)AJ2010
I'm not sure whether I said this or not, but The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins is a strongly recommended book.
Nothing left to say.
Just to say, Catching Fire and Mockingjay are two follow ups to The Hunger Games and they are three amazing books.
I don't know, but The Hunger Games almost seems to try to give a point across about today's government.
...I forget. While I was reading it, I kind of knew why, but...
Never mind.
THEY'RE MAKING A MOVIE OUT OF IT, TOO!!!!
It's coming out in 2012, I think. I'm pretty sure. Hopefully, maybe, late 2011. But I doubt. Yeah.
I think it's 2012. Since I'm so lazy to look it up, I'm just going to guess.
MAKING A MOVIE. Yay.
Oh yeah, and so is "Uglies." They better get a good Tally.
And a perfect Katniss and Peeta and Gale.
I wish the Katniss and Rue from "Katniss and Rue" on youtube were the actual actors for the movie. Then it'd be perfect. They were great. Just like the book.
I wish the movie would be that good.
Any reading suggestions, please tell me...