while they did live happily ever after

Aside from the fact where the very end of it contained a popular fiction occurrence that has an inversely proportional occurrence rate in reality (i.e., all the time to almost never),

I laughed

I sniffled

it moved me, Bob.

p.s. I like John Green's writing better than David Leviathan's, but the two styles really balanced well together.

ALSO APPARENTLY WE HAVE CORAMBIS JUST SITTING AROUND MY HOUSE, WHAT, WHY DID I NOT KNOW THIS, /READS IMMEDIATELY.

1)  I have made it back from France.

2)  Before I forget--Paper Towns--started out in the same frustrating way as Looking for Alaska, except even more frustrating because it was the second time around--and in the end, it was exactly about what I found so frustrating, and thus, it was perfect.

Also I need to write John Green a letter and ask him if he's in cahoots with my American Lit II prof.  Seriously?  Moby Dick and Song of Myself as the two major literary works of the novel?  Are you serious?

...oh I am just so satisfied right now.

3)  KOTOR is beaten; KOTOR II is begun and driving me crazy.  Also, my sisters and I squealed more over hearing that Carth got promoted to Admiral than we have over anything Atton has managed to say.  That being said, I luff how Atton's special powers all relate to the fact that he has severe issues with being self-centered.