Well I only have one tabloid until the others come. (Which were the ones pulled off of last Thursdays grocery store lines and minimarts across the country.
Anyway Im on the November 3rd issue of The Globe since it is the only one I have besides a Reminse mag that came in the mail. I havent really opened the Globe cause it has the killer tot Mom and getting real tired of their expoitation of Caylee. That name will forever haunt me. Yeah I dont know why the loids have to always have a ongoing story about a missing child or a young white woman. I guess thats what the stay at home Moms want though. Ill pass, I dont like it when they have the murder stuff. Maybe its the CSI tv show effect, I dont know Ive never seen it.

Try a book?

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The last book I read was Audition by Barbara Walters. Before that it was A Paper Life by Tatum Oneal.
Those are the only books I have read in the last ten years. Subscribing to The (USA) Sun Examiner, Enquirer and The Globe is about a weeks worth of reading, even though you can usually read one in about 25 minutes from cover to cover, I just stretch it out and have other hobbies.

cat's eye by margaret atwood

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don't you think every kitten figures out how to get down
whether or not you ever show up

The Dispossessed: Ursula K. Le Guin

Anyone else read it... I've just started it.

xx

Mistakes in the Background by Laura Dockrill is easily the best book I've read this year.

Mistakes in the Background: Laura Dockrill: Amazon.co.uk: Books

yeah i really enjoyed it. i know what you mean about it being a bit melodramatic though. it's the first book of hers that i've read, but i'll probably read some more now.

now i'm reading the collected poems of philip larkin. because i'm a grumpy old man at heart

Double Crossed: Uncovering the Catholic Church's Betrayal of American Nuns by Kenneith Briggs

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I finished "Are you there vodka , its me , Chelsea " and "My horizontal life - a collection of one night stands " this week.

Both by Chelsea Handler
Both really funny

i am rereading scar tissue, anthony kiedis's autobiography with larry sloman

i am reading play it as it lays by joan didion and it is doing all the right things for the me of right now.

Just got through reading "The Road", which will be on film soon starring Viggo etc. Was pretty good, although very depressing I guess is the best way to describe how I felt once done. Well not depressing, just like ...yeah, damn.
Ya know?

Now reading Batman "The Long Halloween", a graphic novel from Jeph Loeb and Tim Sale. One of the best novels out there of it's kind.

I'm enjoying some lighter reading before I go back to class next week.
Kinky Friedman - The Mile High Club

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The Communist Manifesto - in the Penguin Classics edition the thing doesn't actually start till about 200 pages in.

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Said Hamlet to Ophelia,
I'll draw a sketch of thee,
What kind of pencil shall I use?
2B or not 2B?

I am reading Ghostgirl. Its really cute.

I think it's called The People of Paper.

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Now honies play me close like butter played toast

Reading is for people who aren't Presidents.

i'm reading lolita, when i can get away from my stupid uni reading

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deplore what is to be deplored,
and then find out the rest.

I'm reading Our Man in Havana, it's jolly good which has surprised me after slogging through Brighton Rock a few years ago, but it is written to be more fun.

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If you ever feel useless and depressed, remember: one day you were the fastest spermatozoon of all.

just started of mice and men, enjoying it so far.

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Maybe you could send him like a coat hanger or soup mix in the mail with a post it-
"when you paint with your eyes closed, you never become picasso, you just become an ironic narcissist with uncomfortable shades".
Throwing people off is thrilling.

-ktlr