Long Way Round: Chasing Shadows Across the World

I'm through the first three chapters now, and they've just set out of the station on their adventures. Love, love this book so far, though I'm terribly afraid it'll wake up the old wanderlust in me. I went camping for four nights off by myself last year and it was the most wonderful experience of my life. I proved a lot to myself then, that I could handle myself, be alone and enjoy it. How awesome would it be to take off across the USA and visit all the Parks I've wanted to see and the Cities that I can only dream about?

Right, back to the book. It's really unique to be able to read words from actors like that. To know what they're really thinking and to be able to pick out quirks that are real. I, however, was very sad to read about Ewan's experience in Elk City. Oklahoman's are supposed to be known for our friendliness or something, right? Alas that it wasn't northwest OK, we'd have treated him well. This episode does prove to me that I've been a very bad Ewan internet stalker since I hadn't heard about it before and apparently it was all over Jay Leno.

Having a hard time finishing up Revenge of the Sith. The book just adds so much to the movie cannon, I feel closer to Anakin then I did before I started. I'm at the part where Mace is gathering his group to go find Palpatine, and I just know I'm going to bawl before it's all over. Books make me cry so much more then movies. I was a wreck after I read LotR the first time.

Much love for this new icon that I found digging through old posts.