When we read and we usually like the story of the book, what we do is take note of the author and make sure to read another novel of his/her. Or from word of mouth we heard that she writes good story that will entertain you and make you want to turn the page. That's what happened to me, I was not a Meg Cabot fan, though I love Princess Diaries, but my weekly trip to bookstore gave me an opportunity to pick up one of her book. "She went all the way" I picked it up from the 2nd hand bookstore because I thought that from the rest of the book she was the most know author and I badly need a book to read. It was a light read and I liked it, I was not looking for something "Da Vinci Code" type, just a light read that would make my mind wonder and dream and will take me to the book. The story is not out of the ordinary actually it was predictable but kudos to Ms. Cabot because though the story ordinary she was still able to make the readers crave more and devoured the book.
And because Meg Cabot made me love her book, I didn't hesitate to pick up another book by her. "Avalon High" I like the love story combined with a little mystery and the high school set up, makes me wanna go back to good ol' days..
My Grandma passed away about 12 hours ago, and though it has been a while since I last saw her, (she live in the Us and I'm here in the Phils) I love her so much and she will be greatly missed. Who wouldn't? when we were kids she used to have a weekly session with us, activities which includes, cutting our toe nails and finger nails, and cleaning our ears. Yes it is a grooming session that we fondly awaits because it was like general cleaning for us a nd a little bonding time with her. I can still remember how we gather around her while we wait for our turn. She was our Christmas spirit every Christmas season, she gets us all excited for Christmas, she would let us be involve in any preparation needed. I can still picture her making her signatured chocolate drink from a "Tableria". There are lots of memories of my Lola, lots of lessons learned from her, but there is one story I always remember. When I had my 18th birthday, it was the first time she visited Philippine...
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