Counting to Breaking Dawn

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Posted by me last Aug 4, '08 7:55 AM

For People who has been talking to me these past few days, they know my object of obssession, the final book of the Twilight Saga, "Breaking Dawn" and at long last, my wait is over, from the time NIca introduced it to me, borrowed from her the second book, and finally bought the third book, not wanting to wait for others to finish the book so I can read it and then now my wait is over since I held the next book in my arms.
I was anxious for the book, getting so excited by rereading the three books, appearing them in my dreams (Sorry, Nica, may ala Bella syndrome ata sya, para mapanaginipan) and hardly going to sleep just thinking of it. Hahaha, I was so excited that I was the first in line when the bookstore opened, well, second, because the first one is a ten year old girl from St. Paul. Once I got the copy, i opened the package and scan the pages of the book, sniff the smell of the paper and run my fingers on the first page. Hahaha, I felt silly doing it, but then, I felt so attached to the book that I prepared myself well to start reading the first page.
I put the down the book for a while to blog what I feel and after this I'll be back with my reading. To the others, Happy Reading!

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