I seriously doubt that ANYONE reads my journal entries, but making a blog that even less people will see is SUCH a hassle, so my ramblings will go here instead.

Sooooooo, I've been in Scandinavia, specifically Denmark and Norway for the past month or so, and it's been amazing. Sure, not THE greatest weather of all time, but that doesn't matter, since amazing photos HAVE been taken! Huzzah! They will be up as soon as I get my life on track, which will be sometime around the 14th or 15th, since that's when I'll be in the U.S. of A. Finally! But I said all of that in my previous post.
As it says on my profile, I am a procrastinator of great renown, famous for only being able to finish ANYTHING if I have a deadline. Maybe I should start giving myself deadlines... But that probably wouldn't work either.
Oh joy, I have to get up at 3:30 on Saturday to drive to this airport that's two hours away so I can be there one hour before my flight at 6:30 am!!!! ARGH.
Among the pictures of Denmark and Norway, I'm gonna be putting up some photo edits that I need for personal use. As a pre-reminder: THESE ARE NOT MINE! I DID NOT TAKE THEM, I JUST EDITED THEM. If anyone knows who took the pictures I put up with the prefix edit# then message me and I will credit them. I find most of these on Google so I don't really know who takes them.
Maybe I'll put up a story soon too!!! (If I can ever get round to finishing one of them...)
Moving on, has anyone heard of a book called The Rule of Four? It's really addictive, I'd forgotten how good it is to get involved with a book and not be able to put it down. People have to yell at me for me to notice them. It's about this guy called Tom Sullivan who gets wound into studying this 500-year-old book called the Hypnerotomachia Poliphili. It's a mysterious Renaissance text written in various languages about this man who searches for his love in a dream. It's famous for it's hypnotic hold over those who study it, and in The Rule of Four, Tom and his friend Paul Harris have the study of the book slowly take over their lives. It's SUCH a good book, enough to obsess over. For those of you who can appreciate The Da Vinci Code and books like that, I definitely recommend it.
Well, back to the book, I suppose!

Deviously yours,

Ninasan