| I'm having a REALLY lazy weekend. All I did yesterday is get up super late, eat lunch, watched some TV, then took a nap (even though I basically just got up). I eventually went for a run, then met up with a friend for some wine and cheese at Grapevine, which we used a Groupon for. It's pretty hard to beat eating yummy cheeses and sipping wine on an outdoor patio and chatting with a good friend. We ate a LOT of cheese (and both dosed ourselves with Lactaid first), and I ended up getting home relatively early, and getting to bed early as well!
You'd think that after such a lovely-lazy day, I'd be less lazy today, but I think I'm even moreso... so much that I'm procrastinating here ;p
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| found my ipod!
still missing:
my watch
garage door opener
been trying www.bookmooch.com -- so far, sent 3 books (that I totally did NOT want), and received 1. Waiting to read the pile of books I've borrowed before asking for more.
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| according to this site, this is what a novella is:
What is a novella?
It's a prose fiction which is longer than a long story, but shorter than a short novel. If that seems baffling, you could think of something around 30—40,000 words in length. But in fact, it's not word count which is the crucial factor. The essence of a novella is that it has a concentrated unity of purpose and design. That is, character, incident, theme, and language are all focussed on contributing to a single issue which will be of a serious nature and universal significance.
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