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Hi everyone. :]
I have a kitty. His name is Elvis. |
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Hey!
My friend's cats are named Gandalf and Samwise. c: |
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Hehe, I want a cat named Gandalf. Maybe one day I'll get two cats - one will be Gandalf the Grey and the other will be Gandalf the White. And I shall be known as the biggest dork on my block. :]
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xD I had the same idea. <3
I love cats. And LOTR. c: I will probably end up naming pets "Faramir" and "Samwise" x3 |
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Rini: Aw, my cat is trying to get closer and closer to my lap, but if she manages to get on my lap I won't be able to see the lap top screen XD
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Awww. xD
I love cats. Dogs are worse in that way, though. My aunt's dogs would just crawl onto my lap everytime I was about to get up, then give me cute little puppy-dog eyes when I went to get up. D: |
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Lord of the Rings is pretty awesome, even though I have to admit I didn't really read the books. I read part of the Hobbit, but it was a little boring. :[
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Ohh. I've read the books twice as much as I've seen the films. xD
Faramir is a much MUCH better character in the books. <3 D: I love the Hobbit. |
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Rinica Ohh. I've read the books twice as much as I've seen the films. xD Faramir is a much MUCH better character in the books. <3 D: I love the Hobbit. Really? Maybe I should give it a second chance after I finish reading Contact. I've read it already, but it's such a good book I had to read it again. :] Much, much better than the movie, even though I adore Jodie Foster. |
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I've never read/watched it. D:
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It's about this really brilliant scientist, Eliie Arroway, who discovers a message from space. It's really good, and it deals with stuff like the prejudice in the 50s/60s against women in science, and also with religious stuff (from both sides), and the possibility of aliens. When she finds the message and decodes it, it turns out to be a blueprint to build a transportation sort of thing, and it's really cool what happens.
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That sounds great. ^ ^
I'm already behind in my Uni reading, though and I have three fiction books to get through before I can think about reading anything else... but I'll add it to my "reading list" D: |
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Which books do you have to read?
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Moby d**k, Unseen Academicals and a Nicholas Evans book I can't recall the name of right now.
Back home I have Sherlock Holmes and I have three authors to try reading from. D: |
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Moby d**k is the only one I recognize, but I've never read it. It never seemed that appealing. Is that what you're reading for school? Right now for school I have to read "Heart of Darkness." I was excited because my teacher told us people go insane in the book, but so far it's not that interesting.
I've never read any Sherlock Holmes either, even though my dad had a few of them. |
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