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Books stacks are a good thing. :D

^^ Makes me want to run home and check on my books!

^^ Nope...General Surgery got past me, I'm afraid. :D I've already picked out my album for tonight's ride home...some lovely thrash... And right now, I'm listening to...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6P0SitRwy8&ob=av2e

You might try the Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins or The Mortal Instruments series by Cassandra Clare. Clare also has a new series called Infernal Devices which I have yet to read, but it looks interesting.

I finished Rebecca, and I liked it very much. Very atmospheric. Seems Max thought he could find happiness by finding a woman who was the opposite of his first wife. Though it was hard for me to think of her as homely because I could see Joan Fontaine in my mind's eye as I read. This is a...

I always prefer to read a series in sequence, and over the years, I've collected all of the Poirot novels. I'm about due to re-read them. They are some of my favorite mysteries ever. Even the least of them has Poirot in it.

Been listening to a lot of Carcass lately. Nothing like cranking them up in the car with the windows rolled down as I drive home from work each night. I feel better by the time I get home. YouTube - Carcass - "Heartwork" Earache Records But this morning, I'm listening to Maylene and the...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OiBek5BDmI

Definitely. I almost get teary eyed when he hugs Penny. :D

George Takai was amazing! "...all they want is, "Course laid in, Captain"."

I've been in such a blah mood this week, but thinking about TBBT is making me smile.

It's doing really well here too...a top 10 show. I'm glad...maybe we'll get a few more seasons of the silliness. And Raj was VERY funny last night. They should give him more air time, I think.

The music from the Kill Bill movies is great! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMjzxHzZnnI&feature=related

Enjoy your day!

"Sometimes your movements are so lifelike I forget you're not a real boy." So funny!

Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we die.

That is my favorite scene from that movie! :D

So far, so good. Some of the descriptions get a bit wordy for me, but I just remind myself that this novel was written in the 1930s. The characters are intriguing, and I definitely want to keep reading. I hope to put a good dent (if not finish it) this weekend.

I'm going to have to see it. I do love a good non-sparkly vampire flick.

I almost wish I hadn't seen the film version of Rebecca so many times. All I can imagine is Joan Fontaine and Laurence Olivier and Judith Anderson as I'm reading. I even imagine a black cocker spaniel everytime Jasper is mentioned.