Thought this line was brilliant. Had to share. From Lisa Kleypas' Devil in Winter:

"Morality is only for the middle classes, sweet. The lower class can't afford it, and the upper classes have entirely too much leisure time to fill."

*giggles*

Okay, I've now officially seen Prince Caspian 3 times. Which is really sad seeing as I rarely am able to afford to go to the movies. But I just love it so much and Ben Barnes is hot. And my brother hadn't seen it yet so I had to take him. That was my excuse this time, at least. Though I can probably take comfort in the fact that the next movie I'll see will probably be The Dark Knight. Maybe. Hopefully.

Anyway, I stole this meme from tielan.

1. Grab the book closest to you.
2. Open it on page 123.
3. Find the fifth sentence.
4. Copy the next three sentences into your blog.
5. Tag five [or more :D] people.

Catching Faith's chin on the edge of his fist, Jamie lifted her face. "You might as well accept them, Faith. Wearing clothes or not isn't going to make a difference."

Tag you're it (if you wanna).

Or so I thought until I went to college and got obsessed with TV shows. I should really start reading again.

Anyway, another meme about books. Stolen from sol_se.

What we have here is the top 106 books most often marked as "unread" by LibraryThing’s users. As in, they sit on the shelf to make you look smart or well-rounded. Bold the ones you've read, underline the ones you read for school, italicize the ones you started but didn't finish.

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A lot of these are on my "To Read Someday" list. Who am I kidding.

So he took her lips, then her mouth, then he stole her breath.

That has to be the best description of a kiss I have ever read. Simple and yet it says so much. Love it.

Just got done reading Stephanie Lauren's most recent book, and besides for that incredible line, I've learned four new words:

miasma - an unpleasant or unhealthy smell or vapor
elucidate - make clear; explain
risible - arousing or provoking laughter
obstreporous - noisy and difficult to control

Reading her books is always a pleasure. I look forward to February and August every year.