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Dec. 21st, 2005 10:42 pmI just opened up Dean Koontz' Life Expectancy and was pawing through the first few pages, enjoying the new book smell (even if I am at least the second reader). The dedication reads:
"To Laura Albano,
who has such a good heart.
Strange brain, but good heart."
*happysighs* I am so going to dig this author because it appears he plugged himself into my brain when he wrote that.
I saw actor icons of the actor who played Peter Pan in the 2003 movie by the same name. I am oddly dissapointed to see him as a real person. I know that there was an actor behind him (we even discussed how odd it was that they actually cast a boy in such a traditionally female role), but actually coming face to face with is blech.
I will take my imaginary Peter any day of the week.
"To Laura Albano,
who has such a good heart.
Strange brain, but good heart."
*happysighs* I am so going to dig this author because it appears he plugged himself into my brain when he wrote that.
I saw actor icons of the actor who played Peter Pan in the 2003 movie by the same name. I am oddly dissapointed to see him as a real person. I know that there was an actor behind him (we even discussed how odd it was that they actually cast a boy in such a traditionally female role), but actually coming face to face with is blech.
I will take my imaginary Peter any day of the week.
