Meet Mr. Aslan GoesRoar
Wow okay so it’s been a very very long time. I have to admit, I honestly forgot I even had a blog for a month or so there D; umumum…yeah. I think I’m pretty bad at this blogging thing. I’ve had one blog before and it failed epicly. I just get distracted with other things and completely forget about it. And as we know, it’s very. easy. for me to get distracted o3o
Anyways I’ll stop dissing myself now and start the bloggings.
First: I HAVE A KITTEN! ![]()
His name’s Aslan, yes like the lion from Narnia, he was a stray that we found outside with three other siblings. My mom decided to let me keep him since I liked him so much and I’ve been wanting a kitten for…who knows how long. So I took him inside today, and he’s been with me ever since :3 At the mo’ he’s rubbing my face and purring. I’m pretty sure he wants something but I don’t know what it is cause he just ate D: Aouwwhh he’s so affectionate 83. His siblings are outside in the cold though D: I feel really bad for them. But if we took all four kittens in I know my dad would throw a fit. I was nervous he’d throw a fit about just one kitten, but I’m glad he didn’t. Yeah so back to the sibling kittens- we have this dogloo thing, its a dog house shaped like an igloo, so we got it up near where the kittens are and put a whole lot of straw in it for them to lay on, and luckily they really seemed to like it, so at least it’s warmer in there.
My friend Iris told me I should make a facebook for Aslan, since Pam made a facebook for her kitty. So I did. His name is Aslan Goesroar LOL :3
Pam, my friend Severa, her brother Mitchell and I are all planning on having a Saw movie day here at our house this weekend. Eight hours+ of Saw HAHA D: I’ve been wondering what I’m gonna do with Aslan while we’re watching. Naturally you’d think I would just keep him with us, but I wonder if maybe it’s a bad idea for him to watch the Saw movies LOL o_o
SECOND: Books <3
Yeah so I’ve read alot of books since my last blog. Though it may not seem like alot to yous D: So here’s a list of the books I’ve read in the past two months:
The Cat Who Had 60 Whiskers – Lilian Jackson Braun
I borrowed this book from my gramma. Was visiting her one day, and noticed there was a shelf completely full of books that had previously only had some picture frames and random nicknacks on it. I started looking through them and she told me I could take some home with me if I saw any that looked interesting. Then I found ‘The Cat Who…’ books and she told me they were really entertaining to read, so I picked one and finished reading it within a few days. It was quite a small book actually, but it was good and, like my gramma said, really entertaining to read. It was about a newspaper article writer, who lives with his two Siamese cats, I can’t remember their names at the mo’ but they’re cute names. Anyway the newspaper writer, he investigates a crime and odd happenings that all relate to a few of the same things. And his cats help in investigate, while they also predict the future. One of the cats would stare at the window, and the writer would know that someone was about to knock on the door. Or they’d stare at the phone before it rang. And the one cat would let out a particular screeching howl whenever someone has been murdered. So it is an interesting book, and it had me laughing a good bit at some parts. The characters have a wide range between liking some and hating some, and leaving some in the middle, not knowing weather you like them or not.
‘The Cat Who…” Books are a series of 30+ books, not following the same story each time, so you can read them in any order.
Artemis Fowl: The Opal Deception – Eoin Colfer
One of my favorites in the Artemis Fowl series so far
I’m not gonna do a whole review on each book. cause there’s alot of books. But yeah I really liked this one, it was inteeeense.
Howl’s Moving Castle – Diana Wynne Jones
I loved this book so much that it’ll probably be only the second book in my life that I’ve read twice :3 I’d never seen the movie all the way through before I read the book, so I didn’t have that annoyance of “oh it wasn’t like that in the movie. this didn’t happen in the movie” but of course a few weeks after I read the book, Pam got the movie on Netflix and the whole time we were watching it I was thinking “this was so much more detailed in the book. THEY COMPLETELY CUT THAT PART OUT” But yes. I really liked the book.
Castle in the Air – Diana Wynne Jones
Sequel to Howl’s Moving Castle, I liked this one a good bit, but not as much as the first. I’m not gonna go into detail about it seeing as there’s eight other books for me to list Dx
Blood and Chocolate – Annette Curtis Klause
Ok I recommend you DON’T read this, but DO watch the movie. The movie was AT LEAST twelve times better. In the book, the main character, Vivian is supposed to be 16. My age. She acts, dresses and is described to look/act/dress about five years older than she’s supposed to be. So the whole time I was reading it I’m thinking to myself “Wow this girl is a slut, she needs to be put on a leash”. But in the movie the characters are all adults, so it all flows much nicer.
Artemis Fowl: The Lost Colony – Eoin Colfer
Again a great book. Also one of my favorites :3
The Book of Dead Days – Marcus Sedgwick
This is an amazing book. You must read it. In fact, if you’re not half way to the library already, I’ll cut your toes off. The story is about a boy named Boy, yes Boy. That’s his name. He’s an orphan, who was taken in by Valerian, a magician. Valerian has some secrets about his past that he’s not too keen on telling Boy, and Boy, being used to Valerian hitting him every time he spoke, never pressed the situation. I’d so be able to tell you more, but sadly it was a library book and I don’t have it with me, AND I’m getting pretty tired and distracted, so I can hardly remember everything. D:
Hoot – Carl Hiaasen
Anybody that has read this will tell you it was a great book, and they most likely loved it. It’s about a kid who moves to Florida, and sees this strange bare-footed boy running along the street. He tries to find out more about this strange boy and looks for him at school, but doesn’t find him. Then the huge scary-looking athletic girl of the school who seems like she could break a mailbox in half with her little toe tells him to stop sticking his nose where it doesn’t belong. The plot thickens. Anyway I hardly have enough brain power to finish a sentence, so basically it follows the kids as they try to save these owls that burrow and live underground from a pancake house
You should read it. It’s gooood.
The Hunter’s Moon – O.R. Melling
An awesome book of fairies and irishfolk. I’m half Irish so I really enjoyed this, course I don’t actually speak any Irish, so the scattered bits of it throughout the book (although they’re translated) aren’t as cool as they would be if I could understand them. I recommend reading this if you enjoy fairies, fey, faeries, however you want to say it :3
The Dark Flight Down – Marcus Sedgwick
Sequel to The Book of Dead Days, this book had me equally enthralled as the first, and I was very anxious to finish reading it and see how it all wrapped together. Definitely not one of those “Oh the sequel ruined the series” books
The Light-Bearer’s Daughter – O.R. Melling
In the same series as The Hunter’s Moon, though you can read them in any order. I didn’t like this one quite as much as The Hunter’s Moon, but that’s probably because the other one had more descriptions of what the faeries looked like and such, while this one was still descriptive, there just weren’t as many faeries in it. And I guess I was just in a faerie mood D: But the storyline is still very good. It’s about a little girl, Dana, who is promised one wish, but she must go through daring adventures to gain that wish. So yeah. Good story, just more about odd creatures and such than faeries.
The Alchemyst: Secrets of the immortal Nicholas Flammel – Michael Scott
A pretty good book, and a great story. Obviously about Nicholas Flammel. But also about a pair of fraternal twins who discover there’s alot they don’t know about themselves and a whole lot more they thought was only myth but is actually real happenings of the past. I’m not sure if that’s even making sense. POINT IS. It’s a good storyline, but I wasn’t too fond of the writing style, nothing particularly wrong with it, I just kinda felt like it repeated a bunch of stuff a few times.
And that’s it for the books. Bet you’re happy it’’s over aren’t you -glares-
THIRD: I got bit by a dog
About a month ago I was staying up late sitting on the couch talking to my mom with her dog next to me. Chloe (her dog) is a bit of a bitch, in the original sense of the term. She’s very protective over her space, and her space happens to be the couch. Now normally she’s not bitchy at all with people, when she’s awake and stuff. But she wasn’t awake completely. I leaned down to give her a kiss on her face like I always do and had done about four minutes before, and she thought I was a dog so she bit me subconsciously. Got nine stitches, one week later got them out, and ever since then I’ve been putting this gel on it twice a day, but starting yesterday it’s only once a day
It definitely looks A LOT better than it did a month or even two weeks ago xD
Anyways I’ve had enough of this for the evening. I’m going to go read some Artemis Fowl
I’m not sure how this picture thing is really gonna work out, I’m SO not a computer person. If Pam was home, she’d make it work, but at the mo’ she’s visiting her friend in Wisconsin. I miss her loooots but at the same time enjoying the time without her.
