Amazon. You idiots.
I am too fuming to really blog right now. But basically, as you all probably know, Amazon has removed the rankings of the majority of the books containing homosexual content, including biographies of homosexual celebrities including Stephen Fry and Ellen Degeneres, and deeming them as “adult” content, so therefore they are stripped of [...]
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Posted in Uncategorized, tagged beda, clothes, exams, spring, Starbucks, studying, urban outfitters, walk, work on April 5, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
You know those days when you wake up, it’s surprisingly gorgeous outside, and you have school work to do that prevents you from enjoying the weather and the fresh air?
Today is one of those days.
For the past couple of days it’s been raining like crazy (as you would know if you’ve been reading my blog [...]
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Yesterday (post blog) turned out a day where everything in it was just a huge joke. Fittingly, it was April Fool’s day, although none of these moments where I thought, “my life is a joke”, was an April Fools day prank. The day was productive, however, and I only came out of it with one [...]
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BLOG. EVERY. DAY. APRIL.: A project started by Young Adult novellist, Maureen Johnson for her desperate fans (and in promotion of the paperback release of her most recent novel, Suite Scarlett <– go buy it…it’s awesome), in which she’ll blog every day for the month of April. Many fans are joining her in this quest [...]
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Posted in Uncategorized, tagged baking, Beedle, christmas, exams, finished, holidays, home, JKR, Jo, Laura Mallory, Rowling, shopping, Starbucks, The Tales of Beedle the Bard, YouTube on December 5, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Oh, hey there.
So today has been a pretty good day. I even wrote an exam today and it’s still great! Why? Well, because it was my ONE AND ONLY exam before holidays, therefore, I am technically, right now, on holidays.
My holidays have so far consisted of reading Beedle the Bard, eating lunch, watching youtube videos [...]
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