So I owe this book an entry on my blog. The name of the book is From Notting Hill with Love…Actually by Ali McNamara. YES it is a LOVE/romantic journey. When I started reading it, I was on my own romantic journey. If you don’t know this story, why haven’t you asked? No I WILL not share all the details of that journey on my blog. The journey is WHAT it is. I’ve put my key in the ignition & turned that thing to go. I then got out of the car & left it running. So the story is about Scarlett & the great life she has. She loves movies & I mean more than I love pie. (Just ate a whole pie in the last XI days). Her family & fiancéé thing she tries to make too much of life into/of a movie. So she goes on a IV week holiday & meets a guy. All the classic signs of ‘I Like You’ except (tearing up) the part of saying. “I like you”, you know. So good story so far. I hope you’ll get a copy & read it.
Boom Boom
Good Evening & Happy FNP Eve.
That was a nice song.
Today was Thursday 04/04/V3.3 & by time you read this. Vernon J will have declared the day over.
Not a particular long day. I’m doing this from my phone, so if my spelling isn’t that great. You know why.
Got up at 05.58 today, had about 1.5 hours before I left. Got in a ride today.
I thought I’d have to go into the West Office, but went to the MidWest Office. I got offices.
Worked till a little after 8, currently standing on the corner of 84th St. & West Center Rd.
I’ll be home, as soon as I get there.
I don’t have some fancy project(s) or person(s) waiting for me. But you never know depending on the timing.
So I launched a new blog today. I got my twitter archive download & know have a dedicated site. It’ll contain a page to all my twitter posts from Day 1 until sometime in March MMXII. It will update twice a day, so you can now see everything that happens thoughout my day. You’re welcome!
So tomorrow the Karaoke is happening. Visit http://fb.com/Vernon30 to RSVP for the show.
Signing off till next time.
Quotes from the World for Thursday 04/04/MMXIII
There is a certain embarrassment about being a storyteller in these times when stories are considered not quite as satisfying as statements and statements not quite as satisfying as statistics; but in the long run, a people is known, not by its statements or its statistics, but by the stories it tells.
Flannery O’Connor
Flannery O’Connor (1925–1964), U.S. fiction writer and essayist. Mystery and Manners, part 5 (1969).
Written in 1963.