I've decided to try and really get "connected" to myself, whatever that means. I just feel really disconnected from everything, like I'm living more in the media than in the real world. So I plan on spending more time in a creative place, just painting and drawing, writing, start up my music again, maybe even write a song or two.

Yeah, this isn't really that important, and it's not like anyone reads this anyway lol.

On the other hand, I just bought three books, those 'enguin classics'. I got the third one free, which was pretty sweet. One was Great Expectations, which I already have, but the cover was gorgeous so I bought another copy ahaha. Is that bad? I really do judge books by their covers. Does anyone else have this desire to own multiple editions of the same book? I'm trying to refrain from buying this amazing gift edition of Wuthering Heights I found on amazon, and theres this incredibly adorable copy of The Hobbit that I found in Chapters and didn't buy and now I'm sad

I admit it. I have an addiction to bookstores.

Has anyone read The Law of Dreams? About Ireland during the Great Hunger around 1850? It was different from anything I've read, and it was Canadian too, which I don't read much of. It was really truthful and powerful, I was surprised. It's not the best writing ever, but then again I'm comparing it to what? Marquez? Is that really fair? No, it was pretty good.