I've never really been that anxious about books, but when my dad handed it to me after track, I was lke shaking. I had to refrain from reading on the car ride home, didn't want to get sick. It was amazing though.
You're right abouty reading the book too quickly. After every few chapters I try to make myself go eat something or watch TV and take a break so it'll last longer and I have more time to think about what I just read before jumping into more. After a 5-minute break though I have to keep reading.
I'll read it one day. Meanwhile, I'm trying to figure out how to get the Rent DVD. I hate that it's going to be two releases: one widescreen, on full. I never know which one to choose.
I hate the word 'duh'. Anyway, there's no duh to it. Widescreen sometimes means you get much more than full. It'd be nice to see the version that was played in theaters. I just want to know if it's going to be a *full* widescreen, meaning they didn't take anything off the top or bottom when they added the 40% onto the sides, or if they're going to chop around to make up for what the put on the sides. I hate when DVDs chop it up so much that you have to buy both version to know what's going on all around.
Really? *is stupid* I just always assumed that full was, well, full, and widescreen wasn't. I really don't buy DVD's at all. And if I do, I really don't get a choice in the matter as to whether it's wide or full.
Grief does not expire like a candle or the beacon on a lighthouse. It simply changes temperature. -Nocturne
Rent has cameo appearances from former Rent cast members, the engagement party has the Mark sandwich and Roger stuffing his face- clearly you don't want to miss this stuff.
Like a firework unexploded
Wanting life but never
knowing how