Okay. So I started that game when it first came out, and everyone was so addicted to it. I was not immune. I would play all the time, and I hated that time I had to wait to get new lives so that I could attempt another level. There was serious joy when I passed a ridiculously hard level. Then,… Read more →
Category: Review
Review: Constant Content
I write for quite a few sites, and some tend to be better than others. I started writing for Constant Content pretty recently. I think I submitted my first article sometime in August or September. I had some leftover articles that had been rejected on Blog Mutt, so I decided to recycle them. I submitted the articles with a few… Read more →
Movie Review: Timer
I was browsing through Neflix the other day, and I came across this move called Timer. It’s about the future where people get timers inserted into their wrists. The timer counts down the the moment when they meet their soul mate. Some people only have to wait a few months or even days, while some have to wait many years.… Read more →
Book Review: Skellig by David Almond
This is one of those books that I read again and again as a kid. I found it as a suggestion for a new book in the back of another book that I had just finished, so I headed to the bookstore and got a copy. I was so glad I did. I think I was about ten the first… Read more →
Book Review: For One More Day by Mitch Albom
I looked for this book because I had read The Five People You Meet in Heaven and Tuesdays With Morrie. They were both really good books that seemed to hold something a little deeper in them than just another story. For One More Day is no exception. It brings forward thoughts that you never dared to entertain because they might… Read more →
Today So Far…
Today started out pretty slow. We woke up late, and we had some amazing donuts. Then, we proceeded to watch Dexter while I wrote a little bit. But I only got a few posts finished. Then, I decided that I had to do something, so I changed the channel. I cleaned the kitchen and washed the bottles, which didn’t take… Read more →
Book Review: The Glass Castle: A Memoir by Jeannette Walls
This book is different from my usual books because it’s actually non-fiction. Author Jeannette Walls used her gift with words to tell the story of her childhood, which was quite unusual. She lived a nomadic life for the first part of her childhood. Her parents were rather eccentric. Her father was a charmer when he wasn’t too drunk to focus,… Read more →
Book Review: The Weight of Silence by Heather Gudenkauf
This book is something from my worst nightmares. I could not imagine the reaction I would have if I woke up one morning to find that my daughter was missing. I think having a missing child is almost worse than knowing your child is dead. The wondering if they’re suffering or in pain is awful for a parent to have… Read more →
Book Review: Sarah’s Key by Tatiana De Rosnay
When it comes to historical fiction, I have to say that stories about Nazi Germany and the Jewish concentration camps are my favorite. It’s heartbreaking to think about all of those people that lost their lives. It felt like such a waste. Those people could have gone on to live long, happy lives, but, instead, they were tortured and killed.… Read more →
Book Review: The Rossetti Letter by Christi Phillips
Every once in a while, I get into the mood for a really great historical fiction novel. I love the way that some authors are able to seamlessly blend real facts with their imagination to create something amazing. Christi Phillips is one of those amazing authors. The book follows two women. One woman, Claire, is writing her thesis, and she… Read more →
