Book of the day: Sabriel (The Abhorsen Trilogy) Garth Nix; Eos 1997
Probably one of my favorite books of all time is Sabriel by Garth Nix. I have read this book over and over and it never gets old to me. It’s a scary book, but the magical system that is core of the story of this book is more what fascinates me, than it being a glorified zombie book. It’s a ‘i didn’t want to or expected on being the hero, kind of book’.
Today was an interesting day for me. I spent the morning cleaning my house, picking up clothing off the floor, shredded toys belonging to my kitty and general tidying up. There wasn’t a lot to do other than the obvious storage of my skis for the summer and stowing away my snow gear, as it is unlikely that Denver will get another big snowstorm. I am generally quite emotional about having to put the skis away, this year is no exception. Its fought with the wish to have just one more trip out on the snow and the sorrow of having to wait six or more months to have that next slide down the snowy hill. November couldn’t come soon enough, as I hate summer.
I lost an acquaintance this week, but I think it’s for the better that Aimie and I go our separate ways. It is unfortunate to me that we were unable to resolve our differences. Yet I am glad that I won’t have to deal with getting screamed at whenever I am with her for some of the most silly reasons. Hopefully I’ll be able to find a new acquaintance that can fill Aimie’s now empty shoes.







