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Saturday I went to see Spider-Man: Homecoming. It was a lot of fun. :)

The 5th Wave. :alien: I wasn't really a fan. I might still read the book one day to see if it's any better (since they typically are), but I just wasn't into the movie like I'd hoped I'd be.

I'm about 100 pages in on Six of Crows by Leigh Bardugo, and I'm loving it so far!

I've actually been going to the cinema a lot more than I used to in the past year and a half. I've always liked going, but just never really did all that much until I started dating my boyfriend. He loves going to the movies so it's something we've enjoyed going to together. It's weird how much...

Blogged about "wands for wildlife", which is a whole lot less wizardy than it sounds. It's about a request from Appalachian Wildlife Refuge for old mascara wands. There's a video about it in the post that goes into more details, but basically these old mascara wands work really well for combing...

Oh, cool! I hope you wind up enjoying it just as much as I did. :D

:eek: Ugh, nooo!! *Cringes*

Going in Style. It was a fun movie. I really enjoyed it. :) It was also a pleasant surprise to discover that the movie theater I went to had installed comfy recliner chairs since the last time I'd been there. :p

I need to get back around to watching this. I've only ever seen the first three episodes you mentioned, but I did enjoy it. I'm just terrible about sitting down to watch most shows for some reason. :oops: That's nice that your whole family can watch this and enjoy the show together now. :)

Saw the new Beauty and the Beast last night. I really liked it. :)

*Peeks head into empty, old thread.* Sorry, I'm afraid I'm dreadfully late to this party, but a book by this author just popped into my head that I read back in middle school and I decided to prowl the forums to see if anyone else was talking about him. I read an old, beat up copy of William W...

I don't mind a good slow burn from time to time, but I do agree with the others here that the second option is probably the best course of action. (y) Slow burn tales can be really satisfying once it all comes together, but unfortunately some readers might jump ship before it even gets the...

Much to my surprise I actually wound up doing two posts today. I didn't even originally plan on doing any, but it just kind of happened. :confused: The first one was just spreading the word about the free wildflower seeds Cheerios and Veseys Seeds are sending out to people in the U.S. and Canada...

I've been so busy lately that I haven't gotten to read much of this winter's comic haul, BUT I finally got around to finishing two of them. :D Spider-Gwen, Volume 0: Most Wanted? and Rat Queens, Volume 1: Sass and Sorcery. I was kind of on the fence about volume 0 of Spider-Gwen. :oops: I wound...

Nice! :) Yeah, I will definitely be sticking with this fashion of writing from this point on. It's proving to be so much more productive!

I've been on a serious writing binge the past two weeks. I had tried NaNoWriMo back in November but things were too hectic and I didn't wind up even close to the word count goal of 50,000 words in 30 days, so I'm giving it another shot right now. :) I'm at my halfway point and right on course...

I found a copy of Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones in the free book bin at a resale shop so I've just started reading that. I love the Studio Ghibli animated movie, so I'm pretty excited to be reading the book. :)

Sooooo excited!! :X3:

If I really enjoy something I like to share it with other people so they can hopefully find joy from it too. :) I do it with all sorts of things: books, films, recipes, etc. It's also important to me because it may help to support the author by introducing more people to their work. If someone...

Yes! :D I love his lectures. He's so informative and manages to get straight to the point and really cram a lot of useful information into each video.