My prayers have finally been answered! The sheet music finally came out for Pride & Prejudice. It must have come out a while back but it’s only now that I’ve bothered to check again. I can’t begin to tell you how much I love the music. Listening to the soundtrack just makes me feel so calm… take for example Dawn. One thing I also love about the soundtrack is that it’s geared towards the piano so I’m guessing the arrangements are going to turn out great.
Anyway today I just finished reading/listening Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Things sort of picked up around chapter 24 and at that point I couldn’t stop reading. Thank god for audio books so that I could continue on with the story while laying down in bed with the lights turned off, or when driving on the way to work. Actually that was sort of a bad idea listening to the story while driving at work this morning. Let’s just say something VERY important was going on (like a turning point in the whole story) while I was going down the 405. I got pretty emotional and teary eyed but good thing I did not lose control of the car. LoL.
The 6th book is probably my 2nd favourite Potter book, right after The Prisoner of Azkaban. It was quite a relief that it didn’t turn out like the 5th book. If you’ll remember I hated the 5th book so much that I didn’t want to read the 6th book till much later. Come to think of it, it’s only now that I’ve caught up with the Potter series. I’ve always been a book behind just cause of the breaks I take between the books. Now that Potter is down, I’m shifting my efforts to finishing the Narnia series.
I started Prince Caspian a while ago and it’s turning out to be quite interesting. It sort of reminds me of Return to Oz, where Dorothy comes back to Oz and the once beautiful Emerald City is now in ruins. I can’t wait to see how that turns out.
Aside from ordering the sheet music for Pride & Prejudice from Amazon, I also got The Wright 3 and The Book Thief. The Wright 3, as I heard from the Today show, is like The Da Vinci Code for kids, but this time it’s with Frank Lloyd Wright’s Robie House. Now I first saw The Book Thief while I was perusing the aisle of books at Costco. I remember getting turned off when I saw WWII in the summary, but thought I’d give it another shot when a bunch of people were saying it was a really good story on Amazon. If you haven’t guessed, I tend to shop a lot in Amazon.
Oh one last thing, anyone finished that Da Vinci quest on Google? I just finished an hour or so ago, but I was reading the rules and it said that only the first 10,000 submissions can proceed to the next phase. Considering I submitted mine not too long ago, I figure that I’m not one of those 10,000 participants. sigh. c’est la vie. you snooze you lose. merde.




