Breaking Dawn

This is the best book of the series! I re-read it as soon as I finished it!
Eclipse

I am completely addicted at this point.
New Moon

New Moon is the second book in the series and by far the one that got me the most emotionally involved. :) I cried, often. But it was SO worth it.
This book also really develops Jacob's character and he is one of my favorites! :) It was so good to hear more of his story and to see his friendship with Bella.
Twilight

I got this series for my birthday (THANKS, Jav!) and I loved, loved, loved it! In fact it pretty much consumed my life for the days (ok, weeks!) following my birthday as I devoured each one.
The first book in the series is Twilight and it introduces you to the saga that is Bella and Edward's relationship. This is a very girly vampire story. In fact most of the story is based on Bella's analyzing and reanalyzing...agonizing and re-agonizing...worrying and re-worrying. :)
It is very suspenseful but in no way would I classify it as "horror" so don't be afraid to give it a try.
Tina
Tina and I are living together for the summer. I moved into my new apartment almost two weeks ago. Tina allowed her bedroom furniture to be moved at that time but remained at the old apartment because she didn't have time to move all of her clothes and stuff on my moving day.
I had really started to wonder if she ever intended to occupy my second bedroom when she called me and told me that she was planning on moving her clothes on Wednesday. Rachel was also coming back that day to help clean out the apartment. I agreed to meet them over there at one.
My sweet sister had been working for hours by the time that I arrived at one. She had SEVERELY underestimated that amount of stuff that she still had to move out of the old apartment. It was by no means "just clothes." She packed and sorted and loaded and cleaned.
We let Rachel off easy, telling her that she was responsible for cleaning out the shared bathroom and vacuuming her room and the living room. She did so. She left. She forgot to leave her keys. We called. She will mail them. Typically Rachel. But as Tina pointed out, there really wasn't much more that she could have done at the time because Tina still had so much that needed to be packed and moved.
That left us with the Kitchen. Tina had thankfully packed it all. So I wiped out cupboards and cleaned the oven, while Tina emptied and cleaned the refrigerator. It was a long, long process. The three closets also needed to be packed and sorted. It took us all day.
We also had to finish the vacuuming. But the vacuum cleaner had gotten clogged. It took some interesting manuevers with a fly swatter and a wire coat hanger to get that problem solved. But we did it.
We finished around 8:30pm. By finished I mean that the old apartment is clean and everything is out (except the futons *sigh*). Our new place is pretty much packed to the gills. Or at least Tina's room is. Poor girl.
Moving is always a long and drawn out process. My sister worked for over twelve hours today on a project that she flippantly
referred to as "moving her clothes" just yesterday. :) I am just happy we finished when we did.
Tuit

I have seemingly all of the time in the world right now. I have the summer off with only the occasional work day or tutoring session and for at least these first few weeks I am not too concerned about the upcoming school year. So today I have started to compile a list of things that I would like to accomplish this summer...you know, the sorts of things that you usually put off saying that you will do it...when you get around to it...ah, Procrastination, my long time friend. :)

Which got me to thinking and reading about the
History of Procrastination and the Round Tuit. Some very entertaining and interesting stuff there.
And of course there are many different kinds of
Tuits out there...I had always assumed the round variety to be quite rare, however, a quick search on
google garnished too many to choose from...perhaps I will pick a Round
Tuit tomorrow. :)
Have you hugged your colander today?

The moving season is here! I have a new address, all of my old things have been pulled out of my mother's attic, I have been sifting through mountains of utensils and dishes, pots and pans, I have been so pleasantly surprised to find so many kitchen gadgets that I have been missing these past few months...like my stainless steel colander which I hugged when I unpacked. :)