First off, I am sorry that this is so late. I don’t have any excuse besides I was just not up to writing it, I still don’t feel like it, but if I don’t do it now it never will get done & I want it done. So as soon as I get Candi out of my lap so she can stop trying to type to I will start.

The Eyre Affair was an odd book to say the least. I didn’t get it until I realize what was happening. To be perfectly honest, I am still not sure I understand everything that happened in it *stop trying to type with me Candi* But I am going to give it my best shot. Providing that Candi cooropates with me, lol.

If I could jump into any book that I wanted I would have to choose about half a million of them, but at the moment it would probably be Outlander or one of those in the series. I wouldn’t want to change anything, just see if what I see in my imagination & what the writer put there is the same or different. I know I am weird. *Candi, go play with Mac or at least wake him up he is snoring again* I would love to do the same for the Twilight series, but there I probably would try & teach Bella how to stand on her own two feet without Edward. You can love someone with your heart & soul yet remain standing if they leave. I should know, I have to do it everyday since 1991.

Most classic novels leave me unsatisfied, but the worst was The Great Gatsby, The Scarlet Letter, & To Kill A Mokingbird (those are off the top of my head). But then I didn’t see the sense in The Great Gatsby being written when I read it. The Scarlet Letter really upset me with the ending & the entire way Hester was treated, but that is not for this review. To Kill A Mockingbird, though a wonderful book, I was just not happy with the ending, it needed a little bit more about what happened to everyone.

Pure evil is easier to find then pure good. Just watch the news. How many murders, rapes, & other violent crimes happened in your area? The only reason we see pure evil is because as a society that is what we have decided that is what we want to hear about. Don’t get me wrong, pure good is around just as much as pure evil, but we don’t make as much fanfare about it, so it gets pushed aside. The next time you eavesdrop on a conversation, I would imagine it is something negative & not positive. Anymore humans are a very negative minded society & it makes me very sad.

Changing my personal history, ooh that is dangerous. I would honestly go back & instead of that meek & mild female I was from kindergarden through my junior (11th grade) year I would replace her with the attitude & fiery person I am now. See if the jerks want to pick on me as much when I would actually fight back. I would also go back to 1991 & make my grandmother go to the doctor a lot sooner so hopefully she wouldn’t die or at least find out if she was hiding something. As for the world history, I would go back & remove all the wars. I, honestly, would have no problem with assaniating the people that started each & every war before they could start them.

I, honestly, don’t know if I would want to have any of the powers. Each one has it’s pros & cons. You could get stuck in a book, yet you would get to meet some amazing people. Time travel would be nice, but again you could get stuck some where. Defing mortality would get to be very lonely after a while, though it would be interesting to see what happens to the human race down the time line.

I was raised to understand that family comes first unless family breaks the law. I don’t consider myself I consider my family (Mom, Dad, myself). If Thursday’s brother honestly broke the law then she should have turned him in. I don’t understand her grudge against Landen. If my mother killed my father, I would have no choice but to turn her in no matter how much it broke my heart.

If I could protect the Prose Portal & make sure that it was used only for good then I wouldn’t destroy it. But then you run into the problem of who decides what is good & what is bad? Maybe you cure AIDS only to discover that the cure creates a worst disease. Did you really do good?

“The fist casualty of war is truth” is a beautiful saying. It is definately true though I don’t know if I agree if it is the first casualty. In my opinion, anything that causes the death of a life of any form (animal, plant, or human) is horrible. I know I am a peace lover. But I do agree with the quote. In war time people are only told what the commanders want them to hear.

I think that each of us has a destiny, but I don’t think that it is carved in stone. I think it changes as we change. I was once told that destiny is like a river, it will change when it needs to, but when it doesn’t it will break through.