just finished reading this book. i'm caught up on Patricia Cornwell books, so I hadn't read one in a while. It was nice to read a Scarpetta novel again. Quick review at GoodReads.
i got The Notebook from Netflix and watched it on tuesday night. i had already read the novel by Nicholas Sparks, but that didn't do the least bit in preventing me from crying like a baby. i don't think i've ever sobbed at a movie like that. it was truly wonderful...dare i say it might've been better than the book???
anyone that knows me, knows that i love american idol. i was excited last week when the good stuff began (the top 24 - when we actually get to hear people sing). but i must confess i wasn't prepared for seeing the amazing performance that wrapped up tuesday night's episode. and, yes, i was right there with paula...sobbing. (i'd like to add a disclosure stating that it is total coincidence that i sobbed for no *normal* reason twice on the same night. it wasn't that time of month or anything...just a good movie and a great performance).
anyway...if you don't know what i'm talking about, david archuleta (at only 17 years of age) did the most moving version of john lennon's imagine. you can purchase the track at itunes for 99 cents...probably well worth it. i think i might have to do that this weekend.
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