And now for something completely different. High Fantasy!

[stoney321]

I seriously need a Game of Thrones icon. My recap for last night's episode is up, complete with more DnD references, some Dark Crystal shoutouts and of course, some Princess Bride references. Hopefully I'll get to work in some Labyrinth quotes at one point. Nerd alert! :D

Also, if you happened to miss it, I've reviewed Tina Fey's book Bossypants and I think it's required reading (both my review and her book, hurr) for any female writers/funny ladies out there. <3 her.

Next up this week is a review of Rob Lowe's memoir, and guys, it's uh-may-zing. He grew up in a real life Bret Easton Ellis neighborhood. (Minus some of the most unsavory parts of that book, thankfully.) He's a shockingly solid writer - formal, but it's generational (his mother studied under Faulkner and passed her style on to Rob.) Also, Rob Lowe is still handsome and dreamy.

I AM ALSO FINALLY READING THE NEW SWEET VALLEY BOOK. Jealous? Pfft, yeah you are. Ha. I kinda like this new job I've created for myself, not gonna lie. It is COLD again (47!!) and I am sipping hot cocoa with a sweater and wool socks on - IT IS MAY 2, I WANT MY SUNSHINE!

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[stoney321.livejournal.com]

You know, you can comment over there. Makes the site look legit and everything! ;)

I laughed out loud so hard the cat spooked at you telling her that she drank your fluids as a baby. AHAHAHAHA.

[stephanierb.livejournal.com]

I was already planning on reading Bossypants, but now I'm curious about Rob Lowe's book. I caught him on Leno and just the tidbits he shared were interesting. I'll have to put it on my list.

I'm looking forward to your review of the Sweet Valley book, I haven't read one of those in years.

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

It's really, really good.

OK, so I read the promo chapter, wanting to decide if I wanted to read the whole Sweet Valley redux, and oh man, you don't need to refresh ANYTHING. 5'6" cerulean blue eyes, perfect figures, matching lavoliers... AWESOME.

[comedyquiche.livejournal.com]

Oh, it is cold down south? That's so funny cuz here in PA we have been having 60 and 70+ temp days. Huh. Which, after our seemingly endlessly long and frigid winter, is a welcome relief. No more do I dream of fleeing southward to find a hint of sunshine! You know why? Because all your warm weather are belong to us! Mwa-hahahahahahahahaha!

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

OH, SNAP! We're getting back our warm weather, yo, so you know what that means? BOOM, COLD BACK IN YOUR FACE! You can blame Canada, I know I do. ;)

[comedyquiche.livejournal.com]

Sorry, what? I can't hear you over the perfect, breezy 72 degree day we are having here in Lancaster (amongst the cows, Amish and amber waves of grain or, you know, other farm-y stuff). But I am jealous that you have better bbq then us, so there is that. And when cold weather eventually descends once more, I absolutely will blame Canada, those maple leaf bastards!

[themindseye.livejournal.com]

I just read the Sweet Valley book last week. I saw it sitting on the shelf at B&N and thought, "OMG! Is that what I think it is?"

You are going to laugh so hard at some of the ridiculous soap opera moments in it. I kept waiting for someone to fall into a coma or fake their death. It was so bad I couldn't stop reading it. Train wreck!

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

I've been waiting for it since it was announced last year! Then I had no time to read, woe. But now, all the time in the world is MINE. I can't wait to cackle madly.

A review/recap will go up on the site, WHEEEE!

[semby.livejournal.com]

I read the Sweet Valley book the first week it came out. It was... worse than I expected. Be warned!

[stoney321.livejournal.com]

Oh, how could it be anything BUT worse than expected? I'm counting on that!