Destination Moon by Deborah Cox — This cd was ok. Just ok. As a matter of fact… it was so just ok, that I forgot I borrowed it from the library and listened to it a year ago. I went to put it into all consuming and saw that I had already listened to it. That’s sad. And now I’m bored again.

This is one of those movies that touches you deeply. To experience the pain and uncertainty of life and death. To wonder why you survived when others didn’t. It’s dark. It was amazing. Well written, well acted. This is the type of movie that should win awards.

We saw this in the video store and I remembered it as a TV series I used to watch. I only remember seeing a couple of shows before it was moved or taken off the air. Can’t really remember for sure what happened. But the movie was as good as I remember the show being. Dark, quirky, funny.

I didn’t even bother to finish this book. I lost interest in the middle of the 4th story I read.

I like odd stories, but I couldn’t find even one character, in any of the stories I did read, that had any redeeming attributes. They all seemed completely unreal.

It’s almost as if the stories were trying to explain a whole life instead of snippets of that life.

Definitely not my taste. I won’t read anything by this author again.

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This is the most amazing online game site. Very simple, very pretty, very soothing games. I think I’m addicted. So far Monkey Slide and Bugs are my favorites. But I’m trying them all!

This was an interesting and somewhat odd little book. I was prepared to be late to work if need be so I could finish it. I haven’t read anything quite like it before and enjoyed it.

This is pretty good. It’s a ghost story about a boy who sees his father’s ghost. He has to exact revenge on his murderer so his Dad can pass on. It’s written from an 11 year olds point of view. Makes it interesting.