In a moment (alright, during an extended period) of madness I deleted this. Then I realised it felt a bit like - well, not like losing a limb, but definitely an eyebrow. So here it is, the return of the eyebrow. Minus about ten entries, but whatever.
Things are a bit odd.
I don't really feel like myself at the moment. Which is far less dramatic or interesting than it sounds. Head's all over the place and for the first time in my life I have insomnia, and basically never sleep except when I'm not meant to: in Kew Gardens, at Poetry Unplugged (oops), outside the Turkish shop in Penge. Dad is loading me with herbal remedies. The physio reckons improving my posture will solve all my problems. The funny thing is I don't feel stressed, and certainly not about exams. I just...
I know what the problem is and don't want to say, which makes this a bit of a non-entry.
I also want to read some chick-lit. Any recommendations?
About Me
- Annie
- In 1909 Muriel Matters flew over the Houses of Parliament throwing down carrots and Votes For Women propaganda leaflets. My life isn't nearly as exciting. I read and write poems, drink tea, form silly crushes on dead writers (Ovid, Pasternak), wander the streets of London and am currently ploughing through my last year of school. Next year I'll hopefully be at uni - somewhere, somehow - studying Classics.
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*general hugs & stuff*
chicklit! okay. i'm good at this...
do you like meg cabot? if so then you should read the guy next door. it's my favourite chicklit book EVER. if you like that then boy meets girl or whatever it's called by her also is good but not as good.
queen of babble is rubbish but the sequel, queen of babble in the big city, is actually quite fun. you don't really need to have read the first one. (this is also by meg cabot, btw)
if you want teenage chicklit then bad kitty, by michele jaffe, is a lot of fun. there's a mystery and there are comical footnotes and attractive boys that may or may not be evil and it's generally awesome.
noted from the teenage underground is another YA one, but it's good - there's a video shop, feminism and australia. awesome, right?
let me know if you do read any of them! and hope stuff gets better xx
Oooh, thank you! I'm reading Jaclyn Moriarty at the moment, Becoming Bindy Mackenzie, and it's quite good :D
oh yeah, that's a good one! aaah jaclyn moriarty. i wonder if she has anything new in the pipeline? *rushes to amazon*
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