Thundered

Ramblings of a Teenage Boy.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

I finished the final installment of the Harry Potter series in a mere three hours and forty-five minutes. Once I came home from the Grand Hallows Ball at Borders, I just couldn't put down the book, even though I was dead tired. It's hard to believe that there won't be another book. It seems like I grew up with the book, since I started reading it when I was around seven. It's also hard to envision J.K. Rowling writing anything other then Harry Potter. I thought the book was an excellent way to end the series. From start to finish, the book was filled with drama as well as tender, endearing moments. I've always been self-conscious about my nose. In my opinion, it's a tad too small. If you feel the same way, and life in Miami, visit rhinoplasty in miami. There, they'll fix your nose right up for you. Maybe I could fix the little bump in the ridge of my nose. If only I lived in Miami... Random factoid: In Chinese tradition, if you die in red clothes, you turn into an evil ghost.
Posted in Personal, on July 21, 2007 at 06:10 PM
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Burnt Plastic Smells Bad

bq. Alex was almost asleep, when he heard a hair-dryer go on. His mom was sleeping downstairs tonight, so it couldn't be her. Could it be... a ghost? He was too scared to enter his parents' master bedroom, so he instead ran downstairs and started knocking on his mom's door. She told him that it was just his brother's computer which is on 24/7, but I still thought otherwise. The noise was definitely coming from the master bedroom. Alex's heart was beating at a wild pace as he slowly tip-toed into the room. The noise was definitely coming from the hair dryer. His mom had heard it too, so she came upstairs and turned on the lights. The hair dryer was on, even though the switches were flipped to off. His mom tried to turn the hair dryer off, but couldn't, so she resorted to unplugging the hair dryer. The hair dryer was half burned and the room was filled with smoke, and a burnt plastic smell. Finally, after careful inspection, my mom realized that water had dripped onto the power cord that connected to the hair dryer, and must've done something weird to the power. I had just finished watching a Chinese horror movie called _Don't Open Your Eyes_, so I was pumped from the adrenaline was already circulating through my blood system anyways. We had to open all the windows, as well as put two fans in the master bedroom, just to clear out the burnt plastic smell.
Posted in Personal, on July 19, 2007 at 06:11 PM
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