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I giggle every time and I hope you guys giggled too.

Back to Business.

     I hope you all enjoyed to photos I posted previously due to not feeling well. 
  
     I don't think I've told you all about Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Anderson, and if I'm repeating myself I'm sorry.
     It's set in the time of the yellow fever epidemic in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania following the life of Miss Matilda Cook.  Her family owns and works a coffee shop, hoping to make it the finest Philadelphia has ever seen when the Fever struck the city.
     The Fever sweeps through the city, taking life after life.  Gravediggers can't dig graves fast enough to keep up with the lost lives.  Leaving bodies laying upon bodies in cemeteries.  Mattie must make her way through the city to find a safe haven and is only struck with how life has been completely altered.  Not only for her, but for her friends and complete strangers as well.

I Hope You Enjoy This.

Here's some facts and amusing pictures because I'm sick and can't move anything without wanting to vomit.

Funk Monkey's.

Let's start a debate among you all!
What do you think about capital punishment?
Because I am pro-punishment.
Now I'm interested in your view for once!
What do you think?

Started A New Book Today.

     I started a new book today because the one I had been reading was extremely boring.  After putting Arthas by Christie Golden- a World of Warcraft book that I'm suppose to read for book club- on hold for a bit I started The Assassin's Accomplice by Kate Clifford Larson.  This is kind of a biography of Mary Surratt, but mainly just the story of her involvement with the Confederacy during the Civil War.
     It's not as dry as it sounds!  I thought I'd need a drink by the first page but I was surprisingly wrong.  The author does very well to make this narrative entertaining and worth reading.  Now, I'm not exactly sure how accurate it is but it is extremely compelling.  I borrowed from my teacher before she even had the chance to read it I wanted it that bad.

I Need To Write A Post.

But I have no idea which book I want to write about.  I have so many books and nothing to write about it.  It's just like when you look the full fridge and you see nothing to eat.  I have nothing to review today.  I'm just not feeling it.  So enjoy these pictures:

 

Have No Fear. I haven't forgotten about you, I'm just very very busy. I'll write an actualy post when I get home Sunday. I can only write in the title box.

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