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What I'm Reading
- Clockwork Angel by Cassandra Clare
- The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern--SO AMAZING!!! I love love loved it!
Hip People to Check Out
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Moving to Wordpress!2 years ago
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Autumn's Australia photos for instagram6 years ago
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Axel turned 59 years ago
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Rain-mazing! [by Jeff]11 years ago
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Have you heard about the Harpers?11 years ago
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Happy Halloween from our crazy family to yours!11 years ago
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Our house, in the middle of our street!!11 years ago
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NVidia 3D Vision Review12 years ago
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Dude, You're Going to Hell12 years ago
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Super Smash Brothers Brawl Hack13 years ago
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Triathalon!!13 years ago
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A Pictureless Post...14 years ago
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Matt Gets His Braces Off14 years ago
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Sugar Daddy's Dream Desserts Now Available!!!!14 years ago
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Games Kyle's Playing
- NBA 2k12 --- I know. I KNOW. I've probably played the NBA 2k series for atleast 350 real life hours. And yes, I KNOW that if I applied that time to any sort of constructive endeavor, I could probably boast actual abs, an add-on to the house, or a historical fiction novel. But I just don't care. The 2k series is the best sports simulation series ever made. And I will probably play it until I die.
- Madden 12 --- Since the NBA is in a lockout, with basically no signs of ever becoming anything more than rich people personally spitting on me and my devotion, I felt I needed to find a new outlet. As the NFL is the country's biggest obsession, I figured I had probably get on board. I bought this game in large measure to relearn everything I'd forgotten about football since the early nineties when I last cared. And it did it's work well.
- Deus Ex: Human Revolution --- Upgrading a bionic man while tiptoeing through warehouses? I accept.
- Mount and Blade: With Fire and Sword --- It seems at first glance everything you could want in a semi-tactical, mostly action-oriented historical battle game. You rouse troops, you train them, you arm them, you lead them into battle. You track looters and punish them. You try to navigate the political turmoil of 17th century eastern europe. But it's just so messy. It tries to be epic to the point where it seems unfocused. The interface is clumsy to me, and I got so sick of trying to learn the nuances of directing my troops that I always devolved into eventually abandoning them to their fates, while riding around lopping heads off. Cause that's where the fun was at anyway.
What Kyle's Reading
- Nightlife by Rob Thurman --- Jeff introduced me to this author. After the density of A Song of Ice and Fire, it was nice to just jump into a light story with fun characters. Basically the story of what happens when demons make a baby, and the baby doesn't turn out to be that bad at being a person.
- A Feast for Crows by George RR Martin --- He introduces a giant roster of new people. Some of them interesting, some of them not so much. It's kind of a grab bag of new information about regions not heard from before. But overall, the only book in the series that I had to force myself to read, instead of forcing myself to stop for the sake of sleep requirements. Still a good book, but one I had to just get through moreso than savor.
- A Storm of Swords by George RR Martin --- This is my favorite volume so far. There were goosebump moments galore.
- A Clash of Kings by George RR Martin --- Has one of the most intense battle sequences I've ever read. I can't wait to see it on HBO.
Kelli's Favorite Books
- A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini
- Bel Canto by Ann Patchett
- Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
- Dexter Series by Jeff Lindsay
- Divided Minds by Pamela Spiro Wagner and Carolyn Spiro
- Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood Series by Rebecca Wells
- Down Came the Rain by Brooke Shields
- Expecting Adam by Martha Beck
- Gone With the Wind by Margoret Mead
- Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini
- Life of Pi by Yann Martel
- Room by Emma Donaghue
- The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath
- The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon
- The Dogs of Babel by Carolyn Parkhurst
- The Handmaid's Tale by Margorat Atwood
- The Hours by Michael Cunningham
- The Pilot's Wife by Anita Shreve
- The Septembers of Shiraz by Dalia Sofer
- Twilight Series by Stephanie Meyers
- Uglies by Scott Westerfield
- Wicked by Gregory Maguire
8 comments:
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After seeing this i realized my kids have never been to a Micky D's play place. weird.
He is such a happy little guy!
Springville of course :)
He is ecstatic in all of those pictures! My kids only get to go to play places when we're traveling to and from Utah, so they love traveling. (I'm not a Micky D's snob, there just aren't any near us with play places.)
I'm looking forward to seeing that kid next month.
I love it! We totally go there all winter just to play on a playground that isn't covered with snow. It's a good excuse to get an ice cream cone, too. :) Too bad Bryson's getting too big for them...
Yep...he needs to be the face of the McDonald's commercials. Because I am always skeeved out at those places. He looks so happy, and excited to be there. I don't immediately let my thoughts go to what could possibly be in the slide that no one on staff is small enough to clean. And you can't smell the urine tinged air, and hear the screamers that are ALWAYS there. Not that I haven't spent my time at the play places...I'm just saying, I have reservations. Kids being that happy is the ONLY reason to ever go back.
With all those awesome big smiles, it's obviously his "happiest place on earth." What a cute kid. I just hope you don't find any condoms or syringes in the play area. Just sayin. ;)
Hate the food, but can't complain about the toys, and the fact that your kids love it so much. He looks like he is having the time of his life!
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