Car troubles

So I arrived at the dogs house safely, but with one problem. It's called potholes. On my way, my car hit a big pothole, and about 5 minutes after, my engine light came on. No, but that's not all. The car kept getting slower and slower, till it came to a full stop right in front of the house. So today, I am getting my car towed halfway across town. Fortunately, my mother is going with the car for me, so I get to stay home with the adorable little puppy!

Little puppy!

Hey guys. Today, I'm going to my aunts house to babysit her dog. I am so excited for this because I get peace and quiet during the day, with the TV off, and a comfy home. So while I'm there, I'm going to be doing a lot of work, especially writing my book, since its something that I haven't had much time to think about lately. I am sure to go nuts with all the concentration that I will be getting in that seeing house. I may even light a few candles.

So right now, I am reading Jane Eyre for my review page, and the Hunger Games for my "story continues" page. If you have any suggestions for either of them, please feel free to tell me!

Question of the day: What is the first book you read this year?

The new year

Hello everyone, and a happy new year to all of you. My New Years resolution is to eat an actual breakfast every morning, and have a better nights rest. What's yours?

Guess what? I am babysitting the dog again! I am so excited to be there again, and have fun with the dog!

Are you excited?

Are you excited about the start of the posts on the blog and pages?

Boring!!!

All activity of this blog and pages will resume January 1st! :)

Springtide by Anon in 1300

Lenten ys come with love to toune,
With blosmen and with briddes roune,
That al this blisse bryngeth,
Dayes-eyes in this dales,
Uch foul song singeth,
The threstelcoc him thereth oo,
Away is huere wynter wo,
When woderove springeth,
Thise foules singeth ferly fele,
And wlyteth on huere wynne wele,
That al the wode ryngeth.

Lenten-Spring
Toune-The Dwellings of men
Roune-Whisper, Chirping
Foul-Bird
Threstelcoc him thereth oo- The throstle cock is ever chiding him
Huere- their
Woderove- woodruff
Ferly- Marvel, wonder
Fele- many
Wlyteth- cry, whistle
Wynne- joy, bliss
Wele-weal

Sorry

OK, no posts will be made till further notice, which will probably in the new year. Sorry for the inconvenience.