3/26/11- Austria

3/26


I couldn't sleep well at all, so I read more of Fang (sooo addicting!!). I ended up falling asleep at around 3:30am, which is pretty late by my standards. Theresa woke up at around 6:30am, which woke me up, so my amount of sleep was limited, and I had a migraine when I woke up.

After lying in bed for a while, feeling horrible, I took a Tylenol, got up, and ate breakfast: cereal and leftover cake. xD

After that, I finished reading Fang, my migraine faded away, and I immediately started Angel, the next book.

Then, my aunt took Theresa and me (Maximilian stayed at his house with his dad) to a store so that she could buy a birthday present for me that I liked. I found a game called Asara that looked interesting, yet slightly complicated. It said on the back that the rules were really simple, though, so I took it nevertheless.

We arrived back home, and my dad was there- he'd been working for the first week of my break.

After I said my hellos to my dad and my farewells to Theresa and my aunt, I had good food, and then I went to my room, read more of Angel. I simply couldn't put it down. My heart was pounding the whole time: I needed to know what would happen next. Maximum Ride is one of my favorite series after Harry Potter, right up there with The Hunger Games. James Patterson is fantastic.

Anyway, after I finished reading Angel, freaking out about how amazing it was, and getting upset about waiting until the last book, which comes out next year and just so happens to be called "The End of Maximum Ride," which makes me wonder if it's referring to the end of the series or the end of her life (because, though everyone dies at some point, it'd be creepy to read about her death), I watched a few of the Bonus Materials for Harry Potter 3. The last one I watched was called Creating a Vision, and it featured J.K. Rowling and Alfonso Cuarón, the director. It was really inspiring, and I got a really cool idea for a story I could write from watching it!

Then, I watched the Harry Potter 3 movie and started writing an email to Mollie, one of my BFFs from school, with a commentary of what I thought about it and basically noting all the parts that I cracked up at, quotes that I adore, etc. If I do say myself, it was pretty awesome.

-Cora