Just started Voyage of the Dawn tredder...
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yes she does..\nin the chronicle after the dawn treader
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My favorite book is Timeline by Michael Crichton. It is a very exciting read, and I love the combination of futuristic technology and medieval times into one story.
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I like all of em...Aeon Flux was a bit weird but interesting-had me wondering at the end and wanting more!
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Currently reading London by Edward Rutherfurd. It is about the life in London from BC to present day...it is a great book!
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The Cay? With the old man on the island that taught him survival tips? May be wayyy off, but ya never know until you try.\nPeaceout
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"TALES OF THE GOLD MONKEY"STARRING FAMILY OF FIVE'S STEVEN COLLINS...GUEST SPOTS BY RODDY MCDOWELL....IT WAS A VERY ENTERTAINING SHOW AND I AM ACTIVELY INTERESTED IN PURLOINING THE COMPLETE SERIES ;IF ANYONE HAS A LINE ON THAT LET ME KNOW!!!!JAKE CUTTER FLEW ALL OVER THE PACIFIC...EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS ON ATOLLS...JAPANESE ZEROS PROTECTING SECRET AIRBASES....NAZIS IN THE PACIFIC....ANYTHING WAS FAIR GAME ....ALL GREAT FUN!!!!HE FLEW THE GRUMMAN GOOSE SEAPLANE CARRIED CARGO...DELIVER VACCINES AND MEDICINE....RESCUE MAROONED SAILORS!!!FABULOUS!    STEVEN COLLINS...WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED TO YOU!!!STAR TREK WITH PERSIS KHAMBATTA....JAKE CUTTER...THEN A MINISTER,,,WHAT A WASTE OF TALENT!!
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I'll agree with the person above me: just about as logical as Christianity, only a bit more fun...I'm not into Asatru, but I'm a Norse Mythology nut so I run across references to it quite a bit.  I'm especially fond of some of the similarities between Ragnarok and Armageddon...
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I love LOST too and so does hubby. Its getting weirder every week. Season finally is this week-2 hours. Can't wait to find out more!!
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I'm not really the type of person who watches shows (too hard to keep track of the story-line and i'm not very consistent in watching every episode if they're more than a day apart), but i've become addicted to this one. i saw the first 30 episodes in a marathon and since then i've been watching it every week. LOST rocks! haven't seen such a good plot in ages! can't wait for the new episode, last one had such a cliffhanger!
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I missed the ending, but my roommate came home and filled me in.  She hasn't even been watching the show all season, and she was SO mad at Randal.  I was, too.  It's ironic that Randal claimed he had so much respect for Rebecca, and then failed to support her at all when he had the chance.  I completely lost all respect for him when I found out he did that.
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Yes, very much so!! Everybody's caught up on Fight Club, but everything he's put out is genious. I (believe) I read all of his books...I just re-read Invisable monsters and I still need to get Haunted(?)
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where am I supposed to continue at!!
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"Great Expectations" was a really good book for a first for me.\ncheck it out see if ya like it.
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So, short little Hoopy Girl - imagine you are with your mom and dad and sister on a beautiful big ship, sailing from New York City in 1867.  You are going first to New Orleans, and from there on to Houston to re-join members of your family that you haven't seen since the war began when you were very little, 6 years ago.\n\nI am putting you into the place of a real girl, who climbed aboard the wooden side-wheel steamer on a Sunday afternoon in August.  You are at Pier 2 on the Hudson River in New York city - it's a bright, sunny day, a little breezy, and this is a strange place for you.  The wharf is crowded with men, horses and carts, delivering last-minute cargo and baggage to the ship or carting goods back and forth from other vessels and the warehouses on the shore.  Crowds of people are gathered around the long narrow gangplank leading from the rough heavy timbers of the pier to the rocking ship.  It is a monster - 250 feet long, rising more than the height of a 2-story house above the side of the pier.  Black smoke curls from the funnel and the gigantic, 32-foot-diameter sidewheel before you seems like a water mill transplanted on this huge building floating on its side.  People are going ahead of you up the gangplank, and it sways and bends with every footfall.  Who wants to go up something so flimsy as that over the dirty water of the harbor, between the sides of the ship and pier?\n\nBut your parents hold your hand firmly and you close your eyes almost shut to make the scary climb onto this beast in whose belly you are supposed to stay for the next eight days.  Your mom is busy calming your sister, and your dad looks back over his shoulder at you and winks - "Don't be scared, baby doll, people do this all the time and no one has any problems. " He tells you about the wonders you will soon see aboard ship.\n\nYou want him to shut up and quit lying and just let you be miserable.\n\nYou also wish he would stop calling you "Baby Doll," you are 13, for crying out loud, and a young lady - but parents just don't understand how embarrassing they are!\n\nAboard ship it is even more overwhelming.  There are strange sounds and sights, the "walking beam engine" rises overhead like some twisted iron spider, rough-looking, dirty men seem to take over your family - the crew of the ship, briskly guiding you all to the main cabin on deck, warning you to watch your step, pulling a rope hastily aside before your mom trips over it, then a white wooden door pushes open that looks a toot opening in front of a huge deep dark mouth.  You don't understand at this moment, but this is the place where you will sleep, sit and play cards and games with your family and hear other passengers tell stories, eat meals - and in a few days, tie yourself down to the side benches while the ship is thrown across furious cold seas in a hurricane.\n\nNone of that matters just now when you go aboard, and into the huge passenger and cargo ship.  It's scary, noisy, and you are having trouble breathing.  You're a "city girl," of course, you know about the awful stinks and smells of a crowded, busy place with horses and other animals in the streets, sewers that sometimes don't work, backyard privies (the "water closet" indoors is still very much a luxury of the rich), and the smokes and fumes of factories, mills, blacksmith shops, outdoor cooking pits and of course millions of people who rarely bathe once a month.  \n\nBut on deck, the dense coal smoke drifts down and sometimes clouds everything when a breeze gusts just so.  The entrance to the deck accomodtion is right by the smokestack.  The ship itself stinks, a new kind of stink, one that nearly forces you to gag behind your hand once you step into the main deck cabin.  People have vomited here, have done their "unmentionable" business here, there have been fires, old food went bad, and some kind of grease really went ba
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Crap!  I forgot it came out yesterday!  Okay, I'll be back.  I've got to go to Kmart now!  brb  ;-) \n\nUPDATE:  I went and bought BOOH3:TMIL and OMG!  This is, so far, the BEST of the series.  Even better than the first one, dare I say.  Of course, I'm very excited to finally have a Meat Loaf version of the 'true' follow-up to BOOH, which is BAD FOR GOOD!!!!!   Finally!   :-)  I'm a happy camper ;-)
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I am definitely addicted to Survivor
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Eldest is amazing. It is much more developed than eragon because the author is much older and more experienced. eldest take ever thing in eragon, ads to it, and then changes it. Once you read eldest i recommend you read eragon again to see how much you understand. I did it and it is amazing. READ ELDEST AND THE NEXT BOOK(name has not yet been released