Limitess

I just finished a book. 

It was the second in what is to be a series of three.

My mind is numb. I am full of the character's emotions.

I want to be comforted.

I want the story to advance.

But mostly I just wish I was still reading.

Why do we create these alternate worlds.

They so often leave us hallow when we surface back in our own.

Perhaps because the posibilities are limitless there.

As are the world's implications on our own.

Truly

You will notice an email on my pictures now. I figured I should start signing them, and as this is the internet, I figured an email address would do. Also as a deterrent for thievery.

A Dusting of "News"

Sorry the pic is kinda pixilated, I sent it from my phone {:) exciting!}.

Anywho, I set up a blog email today, so if anything bloggy requires email, I am set. pennedinorange@gmail.com

On other fronts I recently read An Abundance of Katherines and Paper Towns both by John Green. I enjoyed each immensely, although I think Paper Towns is the favorite, Katherines was very good as well.

I wanted to blog since I set up the email, however nothing is presenting itself. Perhaps a poem...

restless

stubborn

enemies at heart

change is needed

yet detested

How unfair

It can bring color

appreciation

sometimes strife

Yet always always

good or bad

is greeted with gripe

Remember fair change

when next you feel upset

For good things will come from all

Especially without gripe

Not a great poem, but it shall stand... It goes with the pic.

Recom-ien-dation!

OK, so right now I'm reading Sinner, by Ted Dekker. He is a christian author, although at fist glance you might not think so. Anyways, i recommend that all you read it, it's crazy and really makes you think. His circle trilogy is really good as well, and a fourth piece of it comes out September. So check it out!