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It's pounding rain here. Then it's sunny. Mood swings.:rolleyes:

Try reading magazines Mobius. I had the same thing as you up until very recently. I was very depressed and just the thought of opening a book made me feel even worse. Start with magazines that have short articles of interest to you. Read short items online. After a while I began to get back into...

They told me that I was brave and that they were very proud of me.:o Which is better: LOTR or Narnia?

As we chatted, a

It is difficult not to laugh but moving the microphone away from your mouth is the best way. :p Yesterday I had a guy ask me my name and precede to sing a song about me. That was quite strange in a very funny way.:D

now in college studying

I'm a comment line operator for a radio station. Great fun and great raw material for characters. :)

A green tractor sidled

I read Inkheart and really enjoyed it...obviously.:rolleyes: I went out and bought The Dragon Rider but I find it extremely boring. I can't really get into it. I'm disappointed because I enjoyed Inkheart so much.

That's the same with me. Although like Stewart, I usually end up reading on to the end regardless.

I don't think I've ever read the same book twice.:confused: I really enjoyed Crime And Punishment and Pride and Prejudice. Sometimes, everyday things remind me of a feeling or scene from those books and I relive the feeling in my head.

I've read mountains of books of all genres yet if anyone asks me what my favourite book is, I stumble around my brain looking for an answer. The truth is I don't know what "your favourite book" actually means. Is it something that is written well, that changed your life, broadened your mind...

Link to my only other piece of work on TBF. http://forums.thebookforum.com/showthread.php?t=5673

First-hand We Need To Talk About Kevin for 2 euro.:)

http://www.martindalemysteries.com/books.html Maybe?

Thank you guys. Appreciate all the comments. ;)

Harry Potter books. There's nothing special about them in any way, shape or form. The Lord of the Rings. I can't keep myself interested long enough. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nightime. I loved the fact that the title was a Sherlock Holmes quote but then the book was such a...

Crime and Punishment - Dostoevesky At Swim, Two Boys - Jamie O' Neil The Night Listener - Armistead Maupin Oryx and Crake - Margaret Atwood The Food of Love - Anthony Capella Can't decide on what order though!:confused:

Wrote this a few nights ago during a bout of insomnia. Hope it resonates with some of you. :p Why My Socks Don’t Match Firstly, my socks do match. I bought all my socks in matching pairs. The problem is that they don’t seem to like each other that much. From the moment I snipped the clear...

Thanks, that bookcase was as a result of a burst of inspiration. Was bored with the look and thought it needed some class.:D