Books are my drug

[impy]

Might I second this opinion? I know I've said this, more than once, but books and I have a love affair going on and it's always nice to know I'm not quite so alone in that boat.

In which T.S. says what I cannot say.

Or, you might recall, we default back to Giles and his smelly books theory.

Apparently my cousin's firstborn is my mini-me. Who knew?

My goal for my two days off is to figure out the new fall season premieres. What I'm interested in, what I don't give a rat's ass about, and when things need to be recorded versus whether I can watch something online. So far the only thing I know I'm really looking forward to (new show wise) is Hellcats. You may laugh, and I don't blame you, but years of Sweet Valley books, plus a mostly healthy appreciation for Bring it On (the original) means I have to give it a shot. Thing is, I have very little interest in their 'outsider' character, Marti. I think I will mostly be watching for Savannah, peppy captain of the squad.

And I have no interest at all in the new Nikita reboot, which I think shows exactly how screwed up my taste in television truly is.

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[snarky-imp.livejournal.com]

I have fixed it! Which is pretty damn impressive since I am not properly caffeinated and I don't think I'm awake either.

We are, we are. I need a new bookcase because the books keep breeding. Or maybe it's because I keep going to the bookstore, browsing, and coming home with three or four at a time... But! I'm actually reading stuff on my TBR pile.

I do wonder though. If your e-reader dies, do you lose access to whatever books you had on it? *eyes technology warily*

[http://users.livejournal.com/_hallow_/]

I think for mine, B&N keeps an archive in my account where I can re-obtain. But I'm not sure. I think in most cases, you're pretty well fucked unless you transferred it to your harddrive and made a backup (and even then I'm not sure how easy that is to do since I haven't tried).