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Saturday In My World

Good Afternoon All,

Last night I took a trip into my female main character, Delaney's world. I'm doing some editing on the pages I already have written and contemplating what's happening next. Got to meet her family all over again (the patronizing cousin, the disapproving mother, the suspicious cousin-in-law, et cetera).

This morning I was doing some reading (The Host by Stephenie Meyer is quite long--over 1,000 pages and I have other books I need to read, too, so I'm multi-tasking). Sci-fi isn't my usual fare, but I was curious about the story. It's a little eerie contemplating the idea of an alien body taking over human bodies. Like I said, not things I normally read. But, not a bad idea to expand one's horizons.

I've also gotten started on reading Secret Life Of A Vampire by Kerrelyn Sparks. I've just barely started it, but so far it's fun.

Anybody watching the new CW show, The Vampire Diaries based off of L.J. Smith's books? Sometimes that show gives me the shivers. LOL. I haven't read the books, so I don't know how closely the show is portraying the actual story. In any case, I bet it's exciting to see one's characters come alive.

So what are you plans today? Reading, writing, hanging out with family/friends? Relaxing? Catching up on movie watching?

Either way...

Have A Supremely Super Saturday!


Comments

Stephanie Faris said…
I'm not much into vampires so I've read none of these! We had my boyfriend's daughter last night so now I'm recovering and resting!
Bethany said…
LOL. Hope you had a good time.
Regina Quentin said…
I love a good vampire story but I haven't checked out that show yet even though I mean to.
Bethany said…
Regina,

LOL I have trouble watching some parts of it. But I don't know...I guess I'm just interested in what angle the show takes.

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