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City of Glass by Cassandra Clare So you may have noticed that I’ve become a bit obsessed. I have read nothing else since I picked up the first of the Mortal Instruments series. They really are quite good. If I didn’t know there were two more, I would tell you that City of Glass is […]
Read More City of Glass: A Fragile PeaceThis year YouTube had a Geek Week. It is running from August 4-10, and while I didn’t tune in every day to watch videos. (Seriously, I do have stuff to do that doesn’t involve books, computers, and television…really!) I did check out a few videos that I wanted to share because, they were hella cool. […]
Read More YouTube’s Geek Week & Neil deGrasse Tyson’s 10 Reasons to Love ScienceI have rediscovered a childhood toy. Yes folks, LEGOs. A grown woman has a Lego collection. Now, I heard on the morning news they have a LEGO collection for adults (not that kind of adult, geez)…it is true. I found it here. Who says you have to be a kid….or have kids to […]
Read More I Don’t Want to Grow Up….LEGOS!Yesterday the BBC televised a live show announcing the actor who will play the 12th Doctor in the longest running science fiction show in history, Doctor Who. BBC America ran the show live as well, so of course I watched it. It wouldn’t be the BBC if they didn’t emotionally traumatize viewers before the announcement […]
Read More Doctor Who Announcement: The 12th DoctorTom Hiddleston’s Loki from Thor and The Avengers has quickly become one of the most loved villains in recent history. Mr. Hiddleston recently appeared as Loki at this year’s San Diego Comic Con to introduce the new trailer for Thor 2: The Dark World. This is what happened… Seriously, who can resist? Who is your favorite villain? Related articles […]
Read More I Think He Created an ArmyHave I mentioned I discovered Netflix? I think I did, but let me say again, I LOVE NETFLIX. Several years ago, I read a handful of books from Jim Butcher’s The Dresden Files. I really liked them. They had a real noir type of feel to them. Harry Dresden, was your stereotypical private eye, except he […]
Read More The Dresden Files…The TV Mini-Series and the Books…Well, Sort of the BooksOriginally posted on Books, j'adore:
During my junior year of college, my poetry professor gave us three collections to choose from and told us to write an essay about our selection for the end of the semester. It was a small class – maybe twenty of us on a full day – and most…
I Love Geekology 101 