MEME TIEM GO!

[candyland]

Seeing my parents tomorrow, yey!

Will probably have an actual post of boring to make later tonight, but for now, I bring meme! I commented on this meme on a couple of other LJs, and figured it was probably time for me to go ahead and post it here. THUNDERCATS, GO!


Comment and I'll...

1. Tell you why I friended you.
2. Associate you with something - fandom, a song, a colour, a photo, etc.
3. Tell you something I like about you.
4. Tell you a memory I have of you.
5. Ask something I've always wanted to know about you.
6. Tell you my favorite user pic of yours.

Comments

[candy--chan.livejournal.com]

1. Another person I saw around Jeva's LJ and thought looked cool. And lo, the Candy did lurk XDD I do that a lot...

2. I associate you with Kaitou Kid, if only because of that awesome icon z(^o^)b

3. I don't know you that well, but you seem like a pretty fun, nice person :D

4. Hmm...friending you on Lurker Day? ^^;;

5. Favorite book of all time?

6. ...I love pretty much all your icons XDD The father-son one is uber-awesome, though \o/

[juneaddams.livejournal.com]

It's a toss up between Anne Michael's Fugitive Pieces and Jhumpa Lahiri's Interpreter of Maladies. I can't decide. XD

[candy--chan.livejournal.com]

:O I have not read either of those!

[juneaddams.livejournal.com]

Fugitive Pieces has one of the most poetic writings I've ever read. There's not much in terms of a story. It is more a mix of a historically well-researched look at Holocaust survivors and a memoir of its fictional characters. It can lose its direction at times, but all in all it's a beautiful piece of writing.

Interpreter of Maladies is a compilation of short stories about American-Indian immigrants and ordinary Indians struggling to survive in their native country. Most have a bittersweet flavor.If you remember my Hakuba story about him and his caretaker, this book is the inspiration for that. I think I sort of relate to the characters quite a bit,going from one culture to another.

[candy--chan.livejournal.com]

Oh wow, those sound awesome! I've been reading Inkheart by Cornelia Funke, as well as various young adult literature as found in the middle school library during study hall XD

Wish I had more time to read nowadays...