Violet Hill

"I took my love down to Violet Hill
And we sat in the slow
And all that time she was silent still
If you love me won't you let me know
If you love me won't you let me know."

Violet Hill
By Coldplay


I'm posting two blogs today... Though the last one is actually from tuesday I just never got around to posting it. I'm on my itouch because my family is on all the computers.

At the moment I'm Reading about.... 6 books? You could say.

Shadowland by Alison Noël.
Alice in wonderland and philosphy
To kill a mockingbird by Harper Lee
Prom by Laurie Halse Anderson
Fragile Eternity by Melissa Marr
Flowers in the attic by...

I forgot the last one and I'm pretty sure there's two more. How overachiever am I?

Book reviews:

Shadowland is eh. I don't really like the series but I told my friend I would read It so I am. The book to me is just boring and the plot is just extending. So eh.

The philosphy book I pretty cool. I like seeing all the different people interpret things from Alice. Pretty cool.

TKAM is for school. I've only read the first chapter and it's okay. I'm not really sure where it's going but its only been 19 pages. Ha.

Prom is by my favorite author Laurie Halse Anderson. And I just love her stories in general. It's got some parts that don't wow mr but the story and characters itself (themselves?) are pretty interesting.

Melissa Marr is just cool in general and the series (Wicked Lovely) is creative and flowing. Totally recomend it. But start in order, I'm Reading the third book.

(why does my iPod keep capitalizing Reading? Hmmm...)

Flowers in the Attic I haven't really started. Maybe like the first page, and it's okay. Don't know the flow yet so I can't say anything about it.

That's my book reviews for a while.


At the moment my procrastination is bothering me because I should be finishing my english project on the 30's. I can't because people are over. That is a problem. Hense again, I am on my iPod.


Philosphy:
Jam yesterday, jam tomorrow. But never jam to-day.


Alice in wonderland; through the looking glass. Sound familiar?

Well if it doesn't, it is when the White queen tells Alice the policies as the maid.

My question to you, the one Reading, is what does that saying mean?
This one is not philosphy, it's from the alice book, but I think it is a cool concept.

So:
Jam yesterday, jam tomorrow. But never jam tomorrow.


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