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Sep. 19th, 2008
Cat Killer
Sep. 19th, 2008 08:41 amSome people are just psycho. If someone had done that to one of my cats, you know what? Screw the cops and the legal system. That person would have been sitting in traction for the next six months watching their body heal. Sorry...I don't have kids. I have cats. And seeing someone do something bad to one of them would be enough to make me go mamma bear on their ass.
Me, overprotective and a little bit violent? Naw. What makes you think that?
So...yeah...I ended up cuddling my cat last night after reading that story.
Me, overprotective and a little bit violent? Naw. What makes you think that?
So...yeah...I ended up cuddling my cat last night after reading that story.
Books I've read so far this year...
Sep. 19th, 2008 06:39 pm( Previous Books )
14. The Time-Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger -- So far, out of all of the books I've read this year, this one is my favorite. It's about a man with a genetic mutation called chrono-displacement. In other words, he gets unstuck in time for minutes, hours, and even days. He usually shows up in the nude during events having to do with his past or his future. Of course, the story focuses on the life he and his wife shared together. It brought up some interesting themes on free-will versus determinism. I definitely recommend this one!
An aside...I wish I could read more. My neck keeps getting pissed off and I can only sit with a book for limited amounts of time. Pooh! :(
14. The Time-Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger -- So far, out of all of the books I've read this year, this one is my favorite. It's about a man with a genetic mutation called chrono-displacement. In other words, he gets unstuck in time for minutes, hours, and even days. He usually shows up in the nude during events having to do with his past or his future. Of course, the story focuses on the life he and his wife shared together. It brought up some interesting themes on free-will versus determinism. I definitely recommend this one!
An aside...I wish I could read more. My neck keeps getting pissed off and I can only sit with a book for limited amounts of time. Pooh! :(
