Just a Dream

nothing has come of this 'Starvn Rtist' thing...a few projects here and there, but no real acknowledgements...it's something I have always done and held onto with hopes and dreams, but I guess that's all it ever really was - a dream. I'm gunna need some time to mull things over.

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thank you all for the kind words (I have 'fans'!) I am truly honored. I have spent the day thinking and talking and thinking some more - some of the things I said, are true and something that also rings true is April Fools! ;) I could *never* give up on art, I could never give up on my creative spirit either. I am and shall ever be a StarvnRtist.

Pure - Jennifer L Armentrout

Pure by Jennifer L. Armentrout

My rating: 5 of 5 stars






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There isn't much to say besides 'get out and read this series!' and also *sigh* because I now have to wait til Nov 2012 to read #3.

Who'd a thunk?

not me!

Sprout with little neighbor girl, seeing a black ladybug - her question was
'is it evil?'

lol

Snow in March

...makes me sad.

Little 15 - Stephanie Saye

Little 15 by Stephanie Saye

My rating: 4 of 5 stars


This book is not one that I would normally read. But I had it and thus I read it.

First thing that came to mind was Amy Fisher (if you don't know who she is or what she did - you can google it).

I thought it would end the same way...boy was I wrong.

I enjoyed how the main character talked to me, yes - she was directly talking to me, telling me about herself. As if, we met in an empty room and I asked 'so tell me about yourself' and she replies 'where would you like me to begin', and picks the most exciting and troublesome thing that has happened to her. I liked that.

I enjoyed it, quick read.





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It Must Be...

Green grass sprouting.
Squirrels frolicking.
Birds chirp chirp chirping.


Car shows every week.
Flea markets and yard sales every weekend.

Spring must be near.

Celebrating 'Holidays'

I'm not one to celebrate every 'holiday' on the calendar, but I couldn't pass this one up.

Pi(e) Day!

In honor of Pi(e) day, I made crustless coconut pie, Mmm.

Half-Blood - Jennifer L. Armentrout

Half-Blood by Jennifer L. Armentrout

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Wow.



This is NOTHING like Twilight (not that I thought it was). What I mean is: with Twilight it was hard to put it down, I wanted to gobble it all up in one sitting. I've read many a book since then and never really had the need to not put it down (except for a few)...I read Daimon a couple months ago and had the need to read Half-Blood, but didn't - WHY?!?!



I finally picked it up the other day and Wow! It was like nothing I had ever read. I am going to be hunting down Pure til I find it!



Just wow.



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Breathless - Scott Prussing

Breathless by Scott Prussing

My rating: 4 of 5 stars






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I enjoyed it.

The 'kissing' talk was a bit much, I mean do 18y/o's really talk about it as much as these characters do? It's been awhile since I was that age that I don't recall. lol

I like the 'blue fire' concept.

Interesting twist at the end.

Now to get my hands on #2 and #3.

***I'd LOVE to take a Vampire Science class***