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March 16:
Speaking of classics...
We recently got to see A Beautiful Mind which was just plain awesome. Oh and if you ever felt bad about not qualifying for Mensa, now is the time to feel good. (I'm quite happy with my normal life and slightly above-average IQ, thank you.)
On a different note, The Time Machine is really what my Arnold can't wait to watch (yes, despite the bad reviews) since the HG Wells classic is the very first novel he ever read.
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While we're on the subject of first novels, mine is Jack & Jill by Louisa May Alcott (cool beans, an online version) which I read back in 4th grade.
Isn't the classic cover much nicer than the new one?
What's yours?
3 comments
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Oh cool, someone else who's anti-crowe :). I'm only going to see that movie coz a Wesleyan alum wrote it. everyone who's seen it seems to love it though so it's not like it'd be torture to sit through. First novel? I'd like to say War and Peace but i think it was Black Beauty or The Trumpet of the Swan or Caddie Woodlawn.
Posted by Shiloah |
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did you hear that they totally changed his life around? he was gay AND a nazi supporter. nothing like being based on real life, eh?
Posted by erika |
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I've heard such mixed reviews of "mind" plus i am anti-crowe... first novel? i am thinking...little women? wow, good question :) have a fabu weekend sweetie.
Posted by felicia |