A Few Musings Over Tea

          I received a real punch in the face tonight when my school email account would not let me access my blog. All three years worth of it. I started this blog when I was sixteen in the attempts to not clog people's' newsfeeds with my nanowrimo updates. I am planning to post more here as I get into reading again. I have been in a massive reading rut for multiple reasons, but I am finally finding good books to occupy my time with and great people too.
          I recently read The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger, which was quite an interesting book in all honesty. It was a coming of age novel in the oddest sense of the term. Holden Caulfield realizes what he wants to be and what his purpose in life is. I think that he showcases the emotions of most teenagers during their middle to late teen years. I will not dwell on the book now, though, for I will be posting more on it later in a different post once I find the time to.
          I mentioned in my last previous post that I was not spending late nights at the hospital anymore. I figured I should explain why I was barely here this past school year. Long story short, my grandmother was very sick and I spent most of my time with her. She passed away back in May and the pain is still very raw for me, but I am feeling better. Thus, I am posting this. I believe now that I am feeling up to posting here every week, if people are still willing to read my posts.
          I also started up classes again. It is technically my sophomore year of college and it has already revealed to me the struggles that are to come. Currently I am taking English Literature, Math 110, Psy 110, Comm 110, and German 210.  I have met some really rad people. I have a new friend out of all the five classes I am taking and his name is Tim. He seems to love reading just as much as I do and we are swapping books with each other on Thursday (which I am extremely excited about). I am always happy to make new friends. Especially those who read lots of books.
          I have many blog posts in the making for this semester, so please come back every week and read what I have to say about books.

Happy reading and go enjoy a cup of tea!