Gonna keep on posting...

[regala_electra]

Took me over an hour to get home, but it was worth it. Because the spanish music stations actually played music. Heck, I even sorta liked Ahora Quien by Marc Antony (oh how I cackle and groan at the Anthony/J.Lo marriage, and 'specially his truly shady divorce).

Good job, radio stations!

I've been going through my books and I have a few that would not be amiss at a new home. So if anyone wants 'em, they're free. You can e-mail me at regala_electra@yahoo.com if you'd like any of these titles:

Good in Bed by Jennifer Weiner

Animal Husbandry by Laura Zigman

How to Be Good by Nick Hornby

Dreamcatcher by Stephen King

American Gods by Neil Gaiman - notice: this copy, is, how should I say? Very used. It's not ripped, but it has a lot of wear, thanks to my dad, who borrowed it and kept it in his toolbox. Yeah. The story has a happy ending though. He later bought me a new copy when I went to the Gaiman book signing last summer. So I have a sexy, signed copy now. *g*

By this list, my reading habits do not at all match up to what I'm usually reading. I read a lot of stuff before the 1800s (*hugs Shakespeare*) and I'm terribly behind in 'modern' novels. I blame that on James Joyce.

Hell, let me blame me not finishing the next part of Go Out Swinging on Joyce. Frelling A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man

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[auroraslily.livejournal.com]

=P I'll trade you the Gaiman book for an unopened Guys and Dolls DVD

[missdeviant.livejournal.com]

I used to love Nick Hornby, and then I read How to Be Good. Egads, what *was* that man smoking when he wrote that? It will obviously never be a John Cusack/Hugh Grant vehicle.

/random

[regala-electra.livejournal.com]

Ah, I sent it to another friend. I'll lend you my signed copy, though. So long as your father doesn't take it and rip it in half. ;-)

[regala-electra.livejournal.com]

Heh, that's kinda the reason why I'm offering it up. I'd only read "About a Boy" and when I read that book, I was like, "THE FUCK?" and yeah, didn't like it.

I haven't read High Fidelity yet.

He has a pretty good short story in a collection I'm reading. It's edited by Michael Chabon and also has some Gaiman (love me some Gaiman).

Um, it's called (roots around) McSweeny's Mammoth Treasury of Thrilling Tales.

[auroraslily.livejournal.com]

LOL he won't. And you can still have the dvd anyway btw...

...I loff your icon

[regala-electra.livejournal.com]

Tasty 80s icons here: http://lazarus.mimoza-mak.net/squared/eighties.html

Just credit to Smurfy or purple_smurf in your keywords if you want any.

*Hearts* the 80s