happy endings
I'm spending most of my free time with this man, 1-2 paragraphs at a time when I can snag a moment away from Huggies and Elmo ("melmo" says L). So far, I'm getting into The Scar. He's a lush writer and a pretty good one at that. This despite the fact that he loathes happy endings.
Someone sent me flowers on Tuesday. The florist called to make sure I'd be home, so I called my husband afterward and said "Who could've sent us flowers?" His reply: "Gee, I have no idea. Who would do such a thing?" I'm so gullible, I couldn't tell if he was being coy or really didn't know. Then I saw them. Wow, life is good.
The cease-fire is still holding. No planes were bombed. And the UK has this great principle of needing to weekly justify the detention of suspected terrorists for a limit of 28 days rather than holding them indefinitely on foreign soil (novel idea, yes?).
Brace yourself, I feel a happy ending coming on.
posted by Jessica @ 4:11 PM
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I really hope so.
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Just finished the iron council. Love his writing, the weirdness of the world he creates And the characters in it. I just struggle a bit with the plot (or occasional lack of).
I'm now on book 4 of George Martins a song of Ice & fire, which has just come out over here in paperback. Now there's a grand sword & sorcery romp without any happy endings to date. well worth a read.
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