In which you Love Me Dead after I am Tagged by Jackie Kessler
First things first: there's this new kick-butt band from Saint Louis (current home of moi) that you simply must worship and love for all eternity. They're called Ludo, and they have a deliciously twisted song out right now called "Love Me Dead". Go forth and listen, my Minions. And you're welcome.
Meme time! I was tagged by Jackie Kessler (who is mucho awesome-o). And FYI, I'm tagging every one of you...because I am a mean, overlordish kinda leader (also because I am in a lazy mood today). :)=
The Rules:
1. Pick up the nearest book.
2. Open to page 123.
3. Find the fifth sentence.
4. Post the next three sentences.
5. Tag five people and post a comment to the person who tagged you once you've posted your three sentences.
The nearest book to me is THE VAMPIRE ARMAND by Anne Rice. So...page 123...
I kicked the weapon at him. I pushed it right at his hand. "Pick it up, Lord Harlech," I said.
Oooooh, good sentences. Lots of action and potential violence! Okay, your turn...
Meme time! I was tagged by Jackie Kessler (who is mucho awesome-o). And FYI, I'm tagging every one of you...because I am a mean, overlordish kinda leader (also because I am in a lazy mood today). :)=
The Rules:
1. Pick up the nearest book.
2. Open to page 123.
3. Find the fifth sentence.
4. Post the next three sentences.
5. Tag five people and post a comment to the person who tagged you once you've posted your three sentences.
The nearest book to me is THE VAMPIRE ARMAND by Anne Rice. So...page 123...
I kicked the weapon at him. I pushed it right at his hand. "Pick it up, Lord Harlech," I said.
Oooooh, good sentences. Lots of action and potential violence! Okay, your turn...
posted by Heather Brewer at 5:57 AM
13 Comments:
I just did a meme today. Plus, I'm at work, so the closest book is a dictionary...lol. So I'll pass this time. :*)
Heather, I see your work everywhere. I always tell people to buy a book. :*)
Hm....I'm not sure which book is closer so we'll go with Spy High Mission Three The Serpent Scenario
....page 123....
"Oh,I've got a bit of business to take care of." The man called Riefer made it sound like a threat. "Thanks. Don't mind if I do."
....hm....different
its quite funny cause i just finished reading NGS so i'll do that XD
Oh and by the way, NGS was AMAZING!!! TOTALLY UNEXPECTED, HURRY UP AND WRITE THE 3RD ONE!!!! XD
~pg.123~
Otis wasn't drinking. Instead, he was staring into his goblet, as if there he would find the words to tell Vikas that their friend, Vlad's father, was dead. When he looked up, it seemed he'd lost his courage. "I'm greatful you've agreed to instruct the boy, Vikas."
wow Auntie tht song is freakin sweet i listened n loved instantly
Auntie, tis most amazing indeed! Morbid and twisted and I LOVE IT!
Okie, Wuthering Heights:
"If all else perished and he remained, I should still continue to be; and if all else remained, and he were annihilated, the universe would turn to a mighty stranger: I should not seem a part of it. My love for Linton is like the foliage in the woods: time will change it, I'm well aware, as winter changes the trees. My love for Heathcliff resembles the eternal rocks beneath: a source of little visible delight, but necessary."'
Longest three sentences EVER! Lol. Cathy sure does like to talk. *sigh* I love Wuthering Heights. But I love Vlad MORE!
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Let's see nearest book to me was The Theif Lord by Cornelia Funke. *goes to page 123*
"It was pitch black behind the boarded-up door and Victor's heart nearly stopped when, by the ticket booth, he ran slam-bang into a cardboard cutout of a man pointing a machine gun into his face. Cursing quietly, he shoved the thing aside and crept toward the double doors that led to the movie theater's auditorium. He opened the entrance carefully and listened, but he couldn't hear a sound."
Such a good book. And that's one of the funny parts. XD Poor Victor...
Hey CD! I'm reading the Thief Lord now!
The Thief Lord was an AMAZING book! It inspired my love for Venice. ^-^
Mines up... I'm avoiding doing my homework so mine was from the book we're reading in English; Sometimes a Great Notion by Ken Kesey... We saw the play on Thursday and it wasn't half bad...
hmmm... oooo!!!! ok, this is one of my favorites that i happen to be re-reading it so awesome. It is called: "You Don't Know Me"
...123...
"I borrow a few drops. He will not miss them. Smelling like a musky sailor, I attempt to dress for success."
...iiiinnnnteresting... :)=
i like the way that Klass wrote this book, he makes the characters personality ring in your ears and you cna connect with him immediately. if you have not read this book you must read it. it is a very good book.
Ok...
I just finish NGS earlier today so here is the line:
~pg.123~
Otis wasn't drinking. Instead, he was staring into his goblet, as if there he would find the words to tell Vikas that their friend, Vlad's father, was dead. When he looked up, it seemed he'd lost his courage. "I'm greatful you've agreed to instruct the boy, Vikas."
XD=
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