Sorry for not posting in a while, didn't feel like it. Time for another week of school. The first marking period ends on Wednesday. I'll probably get a B in Reading and an A in everything, but I'm not...now, not looking forward to getting my test back. In Language Arts we've been watching the Fall of the House of User movie for the last 3 days. Here's your kitty of the day: -Emre

Today I had to sit through 37 minutes of someone reading Edgar Allan Poe on audio, not that it's the worst thing in the world- but having to use a booklet to follow along that had print the size of an...can defeat Wallace with some more training. Plus I have a Pikachu from the Hoenn Safari Zone that I could train and level up as a backing Pokemon My dinner's coming soon, I'll write some more tommoro

Once again I'm pretty sure I saw this on some long gone Saturday afternoon. This was Roger Corman's ( The Wasp Woman ) first foray into color, Cinemascope films and he gave it his all-the film actually...made the film so successful-something utterly different than what else was out there. Worth a look for Corman or Price fans, but I would say that some of his later Poe pictures are even better.

Being in Barnes and Noble the other day, I saw some sequels to the series' I follow. The ones I need to get from the library are, Brisingr, Christopher Paolini. Artemis Fowl: The Time Paradox...Allan Poe. Frankenstein, Mary Shelley. Dracula, Bram Stoker. The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Washington Irving. The Meloncholy Death of Oyster Boy and Other Stories, Tim Burton.

I was in witch country this last weekend, celebrating Kristi's birthday. First we were in Boston for a couple of days and then we went on to Marblehead where we stayed in the top story of a house built...begins with a witch execution and a curse while the townspeople spout hypocritical Puritan values, which I can still see going on in our country today. This was the Salem I had been expecting.

I was on YouTube trying to find the original film version of The Tell Tale Heart by Edgar Allan Poe and came across this instead.

An homage, or at least a nod, to Edgar Allan Poe... Corvus corax, Avis fatalis Argent shards of moonlight glint in the raven's eyes while that fell feathered fiend foretells my doom. *** In case...scientific names.  Interestingly enough, avis also means, figuratively, a portent or omen. I didn't know that before I decided to use avis in the title, but it's certainly appropriate.

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