#8301
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:28pm
I'm actually happy. I just pretty much finished required reading for the year.
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#8302
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:29pm
What was the best book you have read so far, would you say?
#8303
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:29pm
Ever, in my entire life? eep. That's hard.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#8304
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:30pm
It is. I have to think about it. There have been so many!
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#8305
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:32pm
My answer(s) would also depend upon if you could count plays as books, I think. Wasn't that Ebonic's Question of the Week, too?
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#8306
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:32pm
I just finished Deception Point by Dan Brown and loved it. I also loved The Da Vinci Code.
#8307
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:32pm
The red is hurting mine eyes....
Yes, I meant "mine"
Yes, I meant "mine"
#8308
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:33pm
Plays can count.
MFL, I've never been much of a fan on Dan Brown, but I have never heard of Deception Point. What's it about?
MFL, I've never been much of a fan on Dan Brown, but I have never heard of Deception Point. What's it about?
#8309
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:34pm
Loved the Da Vinci Code, MFL... but then again I'm a big history geek.
Delph, I think I'd say Angels in America, then.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
Delph, I think I'd say Angels in America, then.
#8310
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:36pm
Oh, Emcee, that's fabulous! My answer would be Les Miserables and Angels in America. AiA fans unite!
Updated On: 2/13/05 at 10:36 PM
#8311
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:38pm
*hugs AiA script*
Life.
The Normal Heart is close up there, too, but I don't think I'd necessarily have gone out and read it if I hadn't seen the play, so I don't know that it really counts.
As for actual book, I'm hopelessly in love with The Picture of Dorian Gray. I have no idea why.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
Life.
The Normal Heart is close up there, too, but I don't think I'd necessarily have gone out and read it if I hadn't seen the play, so I don't know that it really counts.
As for actual book, I'm hopelessly in love with The Picture of Dorian Gray. I have no idea why.
#8312
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:39pm
Angels in America is nothing short of brilliant.
#8313
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:40pm
I LOVE The Picture of Dorian Gray. I read it last spring and thought it was fabulous. Basil is the greatest. I totally cried when he died.
As for AiA, which do you like better, Millenium Approaches or Perestroika?
As for The Normal Heart... *runs off to amazon.com*
As for AiA, which do you like better, Millenium Approaches or Perestroika?
As for The Normal Heart... *runs off to amazon.com*
#8314
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:41pm
I have yet to read Perestroika, I haven't found time to track it down.
#8315
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:42pm
There you are!
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#8316
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:43pm
Nia! Oh, my little cabbage, so good to see you!
#8317
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:44pm
why are none of you on the random thread? I've missed you!
#8318
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:44pm
oh, and Delph... I like Perestroika better, I think. I tend to forget what happens in which one. It kind of depends on the day. They're so different. And yes, you do that running. The Normal Heart is one of my most prized possessions. I think I've read through it something like thirteen times. I don't think these boards knew what to do with me when it closed.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#8319
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:44pm
Cabbage? Wha?
I'm so glad someone noticed I was gone.
ETA- get back on AIM, delph!
I'm so glad someone noticed I was gone.
ETA- get back on AIM, delph!
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#8321
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:47pm
What's confusing? And get back on AIM! Someone catch me up on the weekend's events.
#8322
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:50pm
Get back on AIM? But it's impossible! I'm not on my computer! I haven't been on BWW OR my computer since Wednesday! *switches into fetal position*
*is useless*
*is useless*
Updated On: 2/13/05 at 10:50 PM
#8323
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:51pm
*blinks losted-ly*
You were just on a minute ago. What?
Sorry to interrupt the conversation. Go back to what you were saying before.
You were just on a minute ago. What?
Sorry to interrupt the conversation. Go back to what you were saying before.
#8324
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:53pm
I was? *blinks* *stares blankly at computer screen* Oh. Strange.
You're not going to leave again, are you? Do tell us about your play.
You're not going to leave again, are you? Do tell us about your play.
#8325
Posted: 2/13/05 at 10:57pm
It was FANTASTIC. I'll post something in my blog whenever I don't like I'm going to die of tiredness. I've barely sat down all weekend.
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