I just finished reading The Other Side of the Story by Marian Keyes, and I really enjoyed it. The first Marian Keyes book I read was Sushi for Beginners and I really liked it so I bought The Other Side of the Story. I was not disappointed. It tells the story of three women. It was funny and engaging.

I am not sure what else to say about this book. It just appealed to me. I wouldn't say it was classic literature in any sense of the word, but does every book we read have to be classic lit? I don't think so. I like challenging myself to "harder" reads, but I also like to reqularly read a book because it is fun to read. I can just enjoy the story and not have to analyse every thing about it. With this book I was able to sit back, engage in the story and relate to the characters. Most of all, I could have a great laugh.

Scenes along the Skeena

These are pictures taken at Spring Break. I love the drive between Rupert and Terrace, there's nothing like it.

This is a photo of my car last Thursday morning. I had cleared the car on Wednesday afterschool and managed to make my way home. My car managed to be buried from 4:00 on. It was amazing! I haven't had to dig out my car in more than 10 years. It was amazing, and a whole lot of hard work.