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Proverbial Sunrise
Created on 2008-08-25 20:57:34 (#16443714), last updated 2009-12-23
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Basic Info| Name: | proverbsun |
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BioI'm a recent High School graduate and I haven't quite figured out where I want to go with my life yet. I'm Canadian, and that's about all you'll get out of me as to where I live. Ok, you get a bit more. I live in Western Canada. Because Western Canada pwns Eastern. I mean, um, I'm probably offending people...
I love to read. 'The Squire's Tales' [Gerald Morris], 'The Chronicles of Narnia' [CS Lewis], 'Ella Enchanted' & 'The Two Princesses of Bamarre' [Gail Carson Levine], 'The Thief', 'The Queen of Attolia' & 'The King of Attolia' [Megan Whalen Turner], 'Pride & Prejudice' [Jane Austen], and 'Roverandom' & 'The Hobbit' [JRR Tolkien] are some of the books that I like enough to have read numerous times. Some of them are even privileged enough to be honoured with a spot on my overflowing bookcase. (Bookcase now taking on the meaning 'floor'). The ones that do not have a spot on said bookcase soon will. But my favourite book of all, as Penelope Wilhern might say, 'is a little book by a little nobody that never amounted to anything', (and my cute, non-existent, soon-to-be boyfriend would say 'but it's your favourite just the same'. And I would swoon). Perhaps I would not put it quite so extremely. I know nothing about the author, so I can't say it was a nobody. But it is a very obscure and unknown book. I love it so much that I refuse to tell anyone what it is, lest they should read it and love it and perhaps make a horrific movie version of it. I have not even told my friends about it, and we share books like... well, let's not think of an analogy for that. Let's just say, we share our books. Oh, but they like Twilight. Twilight should die.
I also love to watch movies. My taste in movies is similar to my taste in books. Fairy tales and fantasy. Most animated Disney movies, along with Anastasia, are my favourites. I don't mind the Narnia movies, but Prince Caspian brutalized the book, and I have lost most of my faith in future installments of the franchise. Star Wars is pretty much the best thing ever invented (don't talk to me about Star Trek. I am not a Trekkie. Grr.) I'm probably offending people again. And, it's not a movie, but Gilmore Girls is the bomb.
Music is next on my list. Relient K is my favourite. Some of my other favourites are U2, The Fray, Anberlin, and Rob Thomas/Matchbox Twenty. There are lots of others. Name a genre and I can probably think of something that I listen to from it. I have both Metal and Miley Cyrus on my computer. I also have a strange penchant for random 80s songs. Like you know, I like one song by a certain person, but nothing else by them. Except for Bon Jovi. And Cyndi Lauper (she's got about 4 songs) and Bonnie Tyler (she's got 2 I think).
But yeah, that's pretty much all as far as likes and dislikes go. I very much think that we are defined by what we like, so that's all you really need to know about me.
I love to read. 'The Squire's Tales' [Gerald Morris], 'The Chronicles of Narnia' [CS Lewis], 'Ella Enchanted' & 'The Two Princesses of Bamarre' [Gail Carson Levine], 'The Thief', 'The Queen of Attolia' & 'The King of Attolia' [Megan Whalen Turner], 'Pride & Prejudice' [Jane Austen], and 'Roverandom' & 'The Hobbit' [JRR Tolkien] are some of the books that I like enough to have read numerous times. Some of them are even privileged enough to be honoured with a spot on my overflowing bookcase. (Bookcase now taking on the meaning 'floor'). The ones that do not have a spot on said bookcase soon will. But my favourite book of all, as Penelope Wilhern might say, 'is a little book by a little nobody that never amounted to anything', (and my cute, non-existent, soon-to-be boyfriend would say 'but it's your favourite just the same'. And I would swoon). Perhaps I would not put it quite so extremely. I know nothing about the author, so I can't say it was a nobody. But it is a very obscure and unknown book. I love it so much that I refuse to tell anyone what it is, lest they should read it and love it and perhaps make a horrific movie version of it. I have not even told my friends about it, and we share books like... well, let's not think of an analogy for that. Let's just say, we share our books. Oh, but they like Twilight. Twilight should die.
I also love to watch movies. My taste in movies is similar to my taste in books. Fairy tales and fantasy. Most animated Disney movies, along with Anastasia, are my favourites. I don't mind the Narnia movies, but Prince Caspian brutalized the book, and I have lost most of my faith in future installments of the franchise. Star Wars is pretty much the best thing ever invented (don't talk to me about Star Trek. I am not a Trekkie. Grr.) I'm probably offending people again. And, it's not a movie, but Gilmore Girls is the bomb.
Music is next on my list. Relient K is my favourite. Some of my other favourites are U2, The Fray, Anberlin, and Rob Thomas/Matchbox Twenty. There are lots of others. Name a genre and I can probably think of something that I listen to from it. I have both Metal and Miley Cyrus on my computer. I also have a strange penchant for random 80s songs. Like you know, I like one song by a certain person, but nothing else by them. Except for Bon Jovi. And Cyndi Lauper (she's got about 4 songs) and Bonnie Tyler (she's got 2 I think).
But yeah, that's pretty much all as far as likes and dislikes go. I very much think that we are defined by what we like, so that's all you really need to know about me.
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