Title: The Scorch Trials Author: James Dashner Series: The Maze Runner (book 2) Publisher: Chicken House Ltd Release Date: 5 Jun. 2014 ISBN: 9781909489417 Synopsis Solving the Maze was supposed to be the end. No more puzzles. And no more running. Thomas was sure that escaping meant he would get his life back. But no one knew what sort of a life they were going back to... Burned and baked, the earth is a wasteland, its people driven mad by an infection known as the Flare. Instead of freedom, Thomas must face another trial. He must cross the Scorch to once again save himself and his friends. My Review I enjoyed Maze Runner overall but had a few reservations, but I was intrigued to find out more so started to read Scorch Trials. The Gladers are out of the maze, but it's not the comforting end they hoped for, instead the experiments continue, but on a much larger and more dangerous scale. Thomas and his friends must once more band together to try and overcome all the trials an...
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Obviously, I suck at blogging regularly and I seriously need to get on it.
That said, today is a momentous day for me. Or well yesterday was, but I was too busy enjoying it to blog about it, so I am blogging about it today. Yesterday was a day I'd been shooting for for over 3 years. I finished college, I lost 150 lbs, and I finally have a clean house. While one of those doesn't seem to fit with the others they are all tots important goals for me.
3 years ago I was mega heavy, married to a douchecanoe hoarder, and without a college degree. I'm a smart person, but college just never worked for me. Between being bored, and having some serious social anxiety issues, I just couldn't deal with it and made a few failed attempts that panned out to a whole lot of nothing. I finally got my shit together though and went back to an online program and worked hard. Along the way I did learn a lot of stuff, but I mostly learned that I don't have to be perfect. Getting a 4.0 was not worth my sanity, and A or a B is just fine.
A few weeks ago I ran my first 5k. I've walked 5ks before, and technically I probably more jogged this one than ran it, but it was more than walking and that's what counts. 3 years ago I wouldn't have been able to walk a 5k, let alone run one. Hell, 15 years ago I'd barely have been able to run a 5k. I've never been able to run long distances. I've always been short, and heavy, and only able to sprint. Once I lost the weight I decided to do something challenging and started running and now I love it. I may never be able to do a marathon, but I can do something I couldn't ever do.
The final thing I accomplished is my house. Now mind you I did not do this alone. I've had help along the way, most recently I've had the help of lots of energy drinks pumped into my amazing boyfriend which make him uncomfortably energetic and make him clean a lot. But seriously, I lived with a hoarder for years, and my house was a mess, and I couldn't have friends over. It sucked. Now, my house is nowhere near perfect, but it's cleaned up, it has a pink wall in the living room, is soon to have some awesome graffiti on the walls (thanks to my awesome BFF!) and I can have people over! It sound lame, but it is super awesome.
Today is the start of a new part of my life where I get to make new goals and work towards them. One of the is going to be getting my Master of Library Science (MLS) degree.
Obviously, I suck at blogging regularly and I seriously need to get on it.
That said, today is a momentous day for me. Or well yesterday was, but I was too busy enjoying it to blog about it, so I am blogging about it today. Yesterday was a day I'd been shooting for for over 3 years. I finished college, I lost 150 lbs, and I finally have a clean house. While one of those doesn't seem to fit with the others they are all tots important goals for me.
3 years ago I was mega heavy, married to a douchecanoe hoarder, and without a college degree. I'm a smart person, but college just never worked for me. Between being bored, and having some serious social anxiety issues, I just couldn't deal with it and made a few failed attempts that panned out to a whole lot of nothing. I finally got my shit together though and went back to an online program and worked hard. Along the way I did learn a lot of stuff, but I mostly learned that I don't have to be perfect. Getting a 4.0 was not worth my sanity, and A or a B is just fine.
A few weeks ago I ran my first 5k. I've walked 5ks before, and technically I probably more jogged this one than ran it, but it was more than walking and that's what counts. 3 years ago I wouldn't have been able to walk a 5k, let alone run one. Hell, 15 years ago I'd barely have been able to run a 5k. I've never been able to run long distances. I've always been short, and heavy, and only able to sprint. Once I lost the weight I decided to do something challenging and started running and now I love it. I may never be able to do a marathon, but I can do something I couldn't ever do.
The final thing I accomplished is my house. Now mind you I did not do this alone. I've had help along the way, most recently I've had the help of lots of energy drinks pumped into my amazing boyfriend which make him uncomfortably energetic and make him clean a lot. But seriously, I lived with a hoarder for years, and my house was a mess, and I couldn't have friends over. It sucked. Now, my house is nowhere near perfect, but it's cleaned up, it has a pink wall in the living room, is soon to have some awesome graffiti on the walls (thanks to my awesome BFF!) and I can have people over! It sound lame, but it is super awesome.
Today is the start of a new part of my life where I get to make new goals and work towards them. One of the is going to be getting my Master of Library Science (MLS) degree.
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