1. having or showing little or no emotion: apathetic behavior.
2. not interested or concerned; indifferent or unresponsive: an apathetic audience
That's kind of how I've been feeling about my blog lately. I don't know why, it's not like I don't have a million things to write and share. I haven't gotten around to reading many either, my reader count is inching steadily higher each day. Part of the reading or lack thereof has been because things have been rather busy. I wish my blog could just read my mind. My mind is really the place to be, it just apparently hasn't felt like sharing with my computer.
I finally finished re-reading the Twilight series. I adore those books, they completely suck me in. The only thing I don't like about books in general are the endings, especially the ending of a series or a single favorite. I always get sad that the story is over. I love to read though and have been making more of an effort to make the time to do so, there are over a dozen books sitting on my shelf waiting to be read and several dozen others waiting to be re-read.
Back when he bought his Xbox 360, the fiance bought me Beautiful Katamari to persuade me not to give him a hard time about the new system when he didn't often use his Wii. (don't worry, I still gave him a hard time) We've been playing a lot of Katamari lately, it's so much fun (though sometimes frustrating) Seriously, where did they come up with this thing? I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall in the board room where they pitched this game. "Okay, so, there's this little round ball. You roll it around and pick things up. As you get bigger, you can pick up bigger things until you're picking up people, building, ships, mountains, continents, worlds and galaxies. All during which we're going to play this light, fluffy music and have a cyllinder shaped king talk at you." This is seriously my favorite game of all time. The fiance kind of laughed at it at first when I told him about it and that I wished they had it for the Wii. It wasn't until he started to play it that he truly appreciated it. Seriously, if you have a game system that isn't the Wii, you should totally try Beautiful Katamari. It's freaking awesome
That's kind of how I've been feeling about my blog lately. I don't know why, it's not like I don't have a million things to write and share. I haven't gotten around to reading many either, my reader count is inching steadily higher each day. Part of the reading or lack thereof has been because things have been rather busy. I wish my blog could just read my mind. My mind is really the place to be, it just apparently hasn't felt like sharing with my computer.
I finally finished re-reading the Twilight series. I adore those books, they completely suck me in. The only thing I don't like about books in general are the endings, especially the ending of a series or a single favorite. I always get sad that the story is over. I love to read though and have been making more of an effort to make the time to do so, there are over a dozen books sitting on my shelf waiting to be read and several dozen others waiting to be re-read.
Back when he bought his Xbox 360, the fiance bought me Beautiful Katamari to persuade me not to give him a hard time about the new system when he didn't often use his Wii. (don't worry, I still gave him a hard time) We've been playing a lot of Katamari lately, it's so much fun (though sometimes frustrating) Seriously, where did they come up with this thing? I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall in the board room where they pitched this game. "Okay, so, there's this little round ball. You roll it around and pick things up. As you get bigger, you can pick up bigger things until you're picking up people, building, ships, mountains, continents, worlds and galaxies. All during which we're going to play this light, fluffy music and have a cyllinder shaped king talk at you." This is seriously my favorite game of all time. The fiance kind of laughed at it at first when I told him about it and that I wished they had it for the Wii. It wasn't until he started to play it that he truly appreciated it. Seriously, if you have a game system that isn't the Wii, you should totally try Beautiful Katamari. It's freaking awesome
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