Just in time for the movie! Now I just need to see my boyfriend finish it on time.

This has been on my list for three years now and I have yet to start consuming it. I’m starting tonight. I’ll periodically give updates on my progress of it.

Just finished. I could have finished it sooner but I have been in the middle of four books at once, now I am down to two. I love Keller’s style of writing, and I love how relatable he made the story of the Prodigal Son.

Over the past two years I have gone through the complete works of the Princess Diaries, Percy Jackson and the Olympians, the Chronicles of Narnia, The Twilight Saga, and Harry Potter to name a few.

Lately I have been feeling the need to read some more classic literature, and I have only ready the abridged version of pride and prejudice in Junior High and have seen different versions of the movie. For some reason lately I have been developing an urge to finally read through the book unabridged and actually finish it and I’m so glad I did.

Although now I am completely infatuated by Mr. Darcy and am probably in the same boat as Caroline Bingley. Anyone know where I can find a Darcy?

Out of all the different versions of Little Women, I think that this one tells the story the best. I absolutely love Claire Danes and Kirsten Dunst, Winona Ryder is wonderful, and I like the younger Christian Bale better than what he does now. This is on my list of comfort movies.

Hands down one of the ten best albums of the last 20 years. One of few cds I can listen all the way through…again and again

I MISSTHISSHOW!!!

I seriously can’t get enough of this movie. It’s my go-to movie when I need a pick-me-up or just feel like watching it. I love Boston, the Red Sox, Drew Barrymore, and Jimmy Fallon. I’d like to see them act together again sometime.

I didn’t like how it only told part of the story, but at least they did a good job of telling what they did. I’d like to see them do a remake, but this time with the music.

I never get tired of this. It’s one of those real life stories about how an 11-year-old girl sees the world that you have to just watch over and over again.