1. Do you like Sherlock Holmes?
Yes!
2. Would you ever like to go overseas and work with a relief agency in a war-torn country?
It would depend on the type of relief work that I'd be doing. It would also depend on where I'd be doing the relief work . . .
3. Do you like foreign films?
I've never watched a foreign film. (Is this bad?)
4. Do you like writing?
No. I HATE writing! I loathe it! The beings who possess my mind and force me to write are cruel enough that they don't even make me like the awful chore!
*ends good-humored sarcasm* Yeah. I love it.
5. Will you be doing NaNoWriMo? What's your book about?
I'm not going to be doing NaNoWriMo, although I will try to write as much as I can next month.
As for what my book is about, it's . . . complicated. Not to mention it has CLASSIFIED written all over it, (even to my mom because I don't want to spoil the plot for her :D), but I can say that there are spaceships. And dictatorships.
6. What's your favorite animal?
I love lots of different animals, although I get the feeling you've already guessed I like birds of prey.
7. Have you ever been to a foreign country?
I was adopted from China, so yes, I HAVE been to a foreign country! Unfortunately, I don't remember a thing. I flew over Korea, (stopped in Seoul), Russia, and Canada. Plus Alaska.
8. Are your ears pierced?
Nope.
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It is the Cherry On Top Award.
Thank you, Rachel! :)
I received this award a short time ago, and already answered the question, although it was phrased a little different than this: If I had the chance to go back and change one thing in my life, would I, and what would it be?
I'll answer it again anyways. No, I would not, because I've learned too much and done too much in my life to warrant going back and trying to change it. :)
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Now, for the random!
If you visited my blog yesterday, you may have noticed that I didn't appear to have published a post yesterday--when I DID. It was the book review of Krik? Krak! which I accidentally told Blogger to publish on the 17th. Darn. So, if you I slipped up on NaBloWriMo, I didn't!
Only an absolute bookworm would get hyper at the idea of traveling to two libraries in one day and getting out a million books at each, which I will presumably be doing tomorrow. They're both very good libraries, too. Plenty of YA, and MG, and Adult, and even DVDs. Utopia, people.
Which only makes me more frustrated when I learn that the District's representative wants to CUT THE LOCAL LIBRARY'S BOOK BUDGET DOWN TO ZERO. Otherwise known as nil. Zip. Nothing. They may have given the librarians a salary hike, but no new books if this budget thing continues!
They don't do interlibrary loans around here, either. Darn it!
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Have a great Thursday, everyone!
-----The Golden Eagle
