Narnia

The second book written and the third chronologically, you're the story of a Narnia hundreds of years after the last visit, populated by mythological creatures struggling to overthrow a king determined to wipe them out. Susan's Horn brings help when it's most needed ...


Find out which Chronicles of Narnia book you are.

Man. It's been a long time since I read the chronicles. *makes note to reread* Need to rewatch too...

In other news, I finished Muppet Mayhem today. I really need to finish off all these things...every one I finish gives me more time to write my own stories.

Narnia

The second book written and the third chronologically, you're the story of a Narnia hundreds of years after the last visit, populated by mythological creatures struggling to overthrow a king determined to wipe them out. Susan's Horn brings help when it's most needed ...


Find out which Chronicles of Narnia book you are.

Man. It's been a long time since I read the chronicles. *makes note to reread* Need to rewatch too...

In other news, I finished Muppet Mayhem today. I really need to finish off all these things...every one I finish gives me more time to write my own stories.

Blood and bloody ashes...

Have been reading the latest Wheel of Time book now that I have the time. I can't help but find myself critiquing his writing as I go. I really enjoy his intricate plots and the fact that he makes me think, but if I read one more description of the weather or someone's clothing...I'm really beginning to wonder about his opinions on men and women as well.

I've been writing Sands of Time too. I swear my writing gets more verbose after reading a few chapters of Robert Jordan's... I'm still not sure how I'm working Ravenclaw's diary entry into this chapter. Hopefully it will come to me as I write. No use worrying about it.

Also indulged myself in a shot of Commandaria (a specific wine brewed by the Crusaders after they landed on Cyprus...which makes it one of the few things Richard the Lionhearted did right...). I had forgotten how good it tasted. More like a wine trying to be a port really, but quite refreshing. I haven't had any of it since September since I have to make the bottle last. The only place I've ever seen it outside of Cyprus is Crete and it's certainly not worth a visit to either place just to pick up some wine.

It's so nice to take a day off, even if I have to start working again tomorrow. I think I'll watch the rest of Furuba now...

Blood and bloody ashes...

Have been reading the latest Wheel of Time book now that I have the time. I can't help but find myself critiquing his writing as I go. I really enjoy his intricate plots and the fact that he makes me think, but if I read one more description of the weather or someone's clothing...I'm really beginning to wonder about his opinions on men and women as well.

I've been writing Sands of Time too. I swear my writing gets more verbose after reading a few chapters of Robert Jordan's... I'm still not sure how I'm working Ravenclaw's diary entry into this chapter. Hopefully it will come to me as I write. No use worrying about it.

Also indulged myself in a shot of Commandaria (a specific wine brewed by the Crusaders after they landed on Cyprus...which makes it one of the few things Richard the Lionhearted did right...). I had forgotten how good it tasted. More like a wine trying to be a port really, but quite refreshing. I haven't had any of it since September since I have to make the bottle last. The only place I've ever seen it outside of Cyprus is Crete and it's certainly not worth a visit to either place just to pick up some wine.

It's so nice to take a day off, even if I have to start working again tomorrow. I think I'll watch the rest of Furuba now...