Previous: The Philosopher's Stone The Chamber of Secrets The Prisoner of Azkaban The Goblet of Fire (started July 1st, finished July 11th) Chapter 1: The Riddle House. - Voldemort's started to regain power! And he's after Harry... - That rat Peter Pettigrew is with him. I hate him. Chapter 2: The Scar. - A … Continue reading my HP reading experience: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
my HP reading experience: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
Previous: The Philosopher's Stone The Chamber of Secrets The Prisoner of Azkaban (started June 25th, finished July 1st) Chapter 1: Owl Post. - I honestly love the way these books start. So casually and so wholesome. Harry, who had never received so much as a birthday card has now received cards and gifts … Continue reading my HP reading experience: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
my HP reading experience: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Previous: The Philosopher's Stone The Chamber of Secrets (started June 15th, finished June 25th) Chapter 1: The Worst Birthday. - The Dursleys are at it again... Chapter 2: Dobby's Warning. - I actually hate Dobby so much, wow. Chapter 3: The Burrow. - The Dursleys are just straight up irrational. That would rather Harry stay … Continue reading my HP reading experience: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
my HP reading experience: Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone
Before this summer I had not read or watched the Harry Potter books and movies. I started reading them back in June to surprise someone special and ended up a huge fan along the way! I committed to writing out my thoughts as I read each chapter. Here are my notes for the first book. … Continue reading my HP reading experience: Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone
rolling with the blogging momentum
I've recently started reading (read: falling in love with) the first book in the Kingkiller Chronicle - The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. It's a great book and I could talk about it for days. Patrick Rothfuss' blog is host to a myriad of great pieces regarding his day-to-day and his most recent … Continue reading rolling with the blogging momentum
3 months post-grad
Ever since graduating I've enjoyed a great degree of freedom. I finally feel like I'm wholly in control of the direction my life is taking. But what I didn't realize until now is that I'm also completely *responsible* for the direction my life is taking, and I wasn't ready for the pressures that came with … Continue reading 3 months post-grad
there are 31 days in August
I fell into the pitfall of having a lot to talk about in a blog post but wanting to set aside a large enough chunk of time to write it all out and do a good job of it. Surprise surprise that didn't happen. Lin-Manuel Miranda said it best when he said you'll never have … Continue reading there are 31 days in August
blog update + mini WordPress review
I've moved the blog to another host again. This time I'm using one of WordPress' starter hosts, but besides a change in the blog theme (that I did so begrudgingly because I couldn't migrate the beloved readit theme I've been using the past couple of years), from a reader's perspective you wouldn't notice anything different. I've … Continue reading blog update + mini WordPress review
Your innermost self.
Sometimes I think about how there are some things about you that other people will never know about. Recently, I found myself checking in on my siblings' rooms to make sure their blankets weren't covering them too tightly. It's a habit I've begun to do subconsciously every night ever since they were toddlers. Pretty soon … Continue reading Your innermost self.
Writing something worth reading.
Before starting a new blog post, I usually visit my favourite blog for some inspiration. Something I've realized is that the key to really great reading material is found at the intersection of having something to say and believing that what you're saying is worth listening to. I think the first thing is fairly straightforward. You … Continue reading Writing something worth reading.
