My Favourite Characters (in no particular order) number 4
Nyssa Al Ghul Arrow I thought Nyssa was remarkable from her first scene. The writers allowed Katrina Law to show … Continue reading My Favourite Characters (in no particular order) number 4
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My OTP (in no particular order) number 6
Joey and Pacey Dawson’s Creek Joey Potter and Pacey Witter are another example of a television couple who have quite … Continue reading My OTP (in no particular order) number 6
Fave characters (in no particular order) number 3
Pacey Witter Dawson’s Creek Pacey was undoubtedly my favourite male main character in Dawson’s Creek. I loved that he was … Continue reading Fave characters (in no particular order) number 3
My Favourite Songs (in no particular order) Number 4
Megan Hilty as Ivy Lynn Smash I’ve talked about how much I like Hilty’s voice, and the character she played … Continue reading My Favourite Songs (in no particular order) Number 4
Review of Being Elizabeth Bennet
Emma Campbell Webster It’s a intriguing and clever book, kind of a take on the Choose your own adventures that … Continue reading Review of Being Elizabeth Bennet
Fave characters (in no particular order) number 2
Cordelia Chase Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel Cordelia is interesting from the first season. She starts off as the … Continue reading Fave characters (in no particular order) number 2
Films beginning with the letter F
Fast and the Furious 7 I’m doing these out of order I know, but I watched this one just a … Continue reading Films beginning with the letter F
Review of I heart London
Lindsay Kelk It’s the fifth book in the series, and I still really enjoyed reading about Angela’s misadventures. She and … Continue reading Review of I heart London
Films beginning with the letter E
Enchanted I probably shouldn’t like this film as much as I do, considering that I’m far older than I assume … Continue reading Films beginning with the letter E
Review of The Martian
Andy Weir “I’m pretty much fucked.” Weir’s first line Part of me didn’t believe that this was Weir’s first book. It’s … Continue reading Review of The Martian
Musings of a thirtysomething woman 