Lists, Resplendent Lists

To read, I have had:

An Englishman looks at the World - H.G. Wells

The Colour of a Dog Running Away - Richard Gwyn

Anahuac - Edward Tylor

The Kitty Killer Cult - Nick Smith

The Bell Jar - Sylvia Plath (severely advise against)

Watchmen - Alan Moore and David Gibbons

The Outsider - Albert Camus

The Dune Series - Frank Herbert (most of it - need to find Hunters and Sandworms)

Cry, the Beloved Country - Alan Paton

Nine Stories - J.D.Salinger

100 Bullets - DC Comics

The Ape, The Idiot & Other People - W.C.Morrow (I only read it because I liked the title)

Of Mice and Men - John Steinback

Brisngr - Christopher Paolini

The Princess & The Raider - Jude Devaraux (Girly, but then why shouldn't I have fun too)

Insomnia - Stephen King

The Last Lecture - Randy Pausch (came highly recommended. lives up every bit to it)

From Hell - Alan Moore

David Copperfield - Charles Dickens

American Gods - Neil Gaiman

Down and Out in Shoreditch and Horton - Stewart Home (you might want to give that one a miss)

Today has Never Happened - Catherine Smith

Ghost in the Shell (1, 1.5 and 2) - Shirow Masamune

I Can’t Wait on God - Albert French

Bleach - somewhere from 290 to 335

To watch, I have had:

City of Men

Cidade de Deus

Tim Burton's - Nightmare Before Christmas

Coffee and Cigarettes

SA-RO-JA

Forbidden Planet

Quantum of Solace

Vanishing Point

How to lose friends & alienate people (again... the title)

Dexter - Season 1,2

The Duchess

Man on Wire

Kaadhalil Vilunthen

My Father, My Lord

Kyles - Season 1,2

Dostana

Cowboy Bebop (I’ve seen it too many times but I just can’t stop)

To do, I have had:

Meet with friends old and new

Survive the mind numbing search for a house

Wake up on time

Not smoke all my cigarettes before dawn (dammit)

Wrench someones heart out

Survive financial crippling

Send letters to various companies to get my money back

To write, I have:

Everything.

I should start.

Lazy Saturday afternoons. You were made for these.