1. Where is your cell phone? ………….. pocket

2. Your significant other?………………….. dating

3. Your hair? …………………………………….. blonde

4. Your mother? ……………………………….. woman

5. Your father?…………………………………….. man

6. Your favorite thing?……………………….. books

7. Your dream last night?………………….. nothing

8. Your favorite drink? ……………………….. tea

9. Your dream/goal?………………………….. stability

10. The room you’re in?…………………….. camp

11. Your ex?……………………………………….. none

12. Your fear?…………………………………….. alone

13. Where do you want to be in 6 years?…….. successful

14. Where were you last night?………….. BBQ

15. What you’re not?………………………….. calm

16. Muffins?……………………………………….. blueberry

17. One of your wish list items?………….. money

18. Where you grew up?…………………….. Vancouver

19. The last thing you did?………………….. blog

20. What are you wearing?………………….. pants

21. Your TV?……………………………………….. decent

22. Your pets?…………………………………….. two

23. Your computer? …………………………….. MacBook

24. Your life?……………………………………….. jerky

25. Your mood?………………………………….. blasé

26. Missing someone?……………………….. myself

27. Your car?……………………………………….. Mercedes

28. Something you’re not wearing?…….. retainer

29. Favorite Store?……………………………….. book

30. Your summer?……………………………….. coming

31. Like(love) someone?…………………………….. Yes

32. Your favorite color?………………………..blue

33. Last time you laughed?……………….. today

34. Last time you cried?……………………….. last night

35. Who will re-post this?…………………….. ANYONE

Me, Myself, & I!

I didn’t realize how bad a pun this was until after I decided which photo I liked best.

This one sounds oddly familiar… but I just checked through all the Booking Through Thursdays I’ve participated in, and it’s not there, so carry on! (P.S. Yes, I’m late… sorry.)

Books and films both tell stories, but what we want from a book can be different from what we want from a movie. Is this true for you? If so, what’s the difference between a book and a movie?

There is very little difference, I want to be entertained! That’s the short and long of it. Getting into details, when reading a book, I want plot lines, character development, twists and a good conclusion. With a movie, I need it to be convincing. If the graphics or characters are too fake, it takes away from the story. The plot should still be engaging, but it’s always more simplified compared to books (or the book it’s based on).