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Ain't got no time for book learnin'!
Dec. 4th, 2007 11:01 amComplaint: I'm currently experiencing periodic sharp pains in my left ankle, akin to what I assume a pinched nerve would feel like. It doesn't even seem to correlate with any particular motion I make, it just randomly starts spazzing out while I'm sitting at my desk, walking around, whatever. It's not often, but it still sucks.
God. Considering I'm a relatively healthy person, you'd think I wouldn't have so many of these freaking problems. :p
I cannot even TELL you how happy I am that A) it is no longer freezing, and B) I can see the sun from my window! I'm only wearing one light sweater today and I'm not freezing to death! I'd better enjoy it while it lasts, because it's going to be a long winter.
Quick impressions on books I've plowed through recently:
Atlas Shrugged - Well, "plowed through" isn't exactly the case with this one: it's a long read, and it took me a long-ass time to get through it. Still, it was worth it, because I enjoyed the ride.
The Celestine Prophecy - I kind of hate this dude's writing style, and I found myself thinking, "jeez, I almost want to re-write this myself, because I could do it loads better!" He does present some fun ideas, though, and it does encourage introspection on the part of the reader, so I thought it was worth putting up with the lame writing.
Fahrenheit 451 - One of the many books that I probably should've read eons ago but never got to because I had too much school reading, heh. It was a quick read, but Bradbury spins a good yarn in a short time.
That's all!
God. Considering I'm a relatively healthy person, you'd think I wouldn't have so many of these freaking problems. :p
I cannot even TELL you how happy I am that A) it is no longer freezing, and B) I can see the sun from my window! I'm only wearing one light sweater today and I'm not freezing to death! I'd better enjoy it while it lasts, because it's going to be a long winter.
Quick impressions on books I've plowed through recently:
Atlas Shrugged - Well, "plowed through" isn't exactly the case with this one: it's a long read, and it took me a long-ass time to get through it. Still, it was worth it, because I enjoyed the ride.
The Celestine Prophecy - I kind of hate this dude's writing style, and I found myself thinking, "jeez, I almost want to re-write this myself, because I could do it loads better!" He does present some fun ideas, though, and it does encourage introspection on the part of the reader, so I thought it was worth putting up with the lame writing.
Fahrenheit 451 - One of the many books that I probably should've read eons ago but never got to because I had too much school reading, heh. It was a quick read, but Bradbury spins a good yarn in a short time.
That's all!
