Duck Fallas

The Postcard Killers. by James Patterson. The speed with which he publishes novels, I may never finish my quest to read every one of his books...until he dies, at least.

In no order: Frankenstein, Or The Modern Prometheus by Mary Shelley The Scarlet Letter. by Nathaniel Hawthorne The Kite Runner. by Khaled Hosseini 1984 by George Orwell Great Expectations. by Charles Dickens Midnight's Children. by Salman Rushdie ( I know I put six books instead of five, but I couldn't leave Midnight's Children off my list.)

Should be obvious for the Redskins....Joe Theisman and John Riggins....

This happened about an hour south of where I live. There seems to always be some kind of something bad happening in the Federal Way area. And yes, it seems more than likely gang-related.

That is because Hollywood hadn't told us that we wanted a live-action TMNT movie.

The Daylight War By Peter V. Brett. This is book three in "The Demon Cycle" series. I discovered the first book The Warded Man by complete accident a few years back and have been captivated ever since. I waited almost 2 YEARS for this one to come out and I am loving it so far.

I think that the way that I will die is what I find scary.

I see no reason to fear death. It is inevitable for every single soul on this earth.

42. Honestly, I was expecting a bit more from the movie. I enjoyed it, but something was missing.

SPIDERS.

It only took an almost $7 million paycut for him to find a new place to play. If the Redskins can convince him to play in the slot or even at FS, he could be a damn decent DB. He is just not a #1 corner any longer.

The Warded Man by Peter V. Brett.

The Cowboys are the reason why I instructed my children's teachers to never put blue stars on their homework assignments.

Good to see Davis stick around in DC, he told redskins.com that he really didn't want to leave Washington. It is the only place he has known in his career, but he also said that he would look around.

Declaring that the Cowboys are "America's team" really gets me, as a Redskins fan riled up.

After four years of talking about doing so; I finally started writing my novel. There are words on paper...not many words, but they are there.

Fool Moon. by Jim Butcher.

OZ, The Great and Powerful. I don't know if the acting was horrible or if the writing was simply atrocious. Either way, I didn't like it at all. Hard to say that, given the pretty solid actors in the film.

Damn, I just sold my moon shoes last week.

Safety Not Guaranteed. Actually pretty decent. I did find it amusing that the man who wanted to time-travel works at The Grocery Outlet, the same place that I work. Different location, but I still found it cool.

Hell's Kitchen.

Not a big fan of Pirates, but I still preordered the game, seeing as I am a huge AC fan.

I am getting caught up on the current season online right now. It is currently one of my favorite shows on television, to be honest. I was watching both the British and American versions for the first few seasons, now I just watch the American.

If they still let Davis walk, I wonder if they will bring Cooley back to the team permanently. Paulsen is not much of a pass-catcher, which seems rather important in our offense.

End of Watch. Not bad, nothing great either. Dredd. While certainly not great, it was quite a bit better than the original version. It was better than I expected.