Jacob and The Architect Jacob is waiting, as he always does at bedtime. The routine has not changed in his vast eight years. First Mother comes into his room past his desk and chair and watches as he climbs into his bed. She is warm, in voice and scent and the room changes when she enters. No longer is it a small room with chilled wood floors, but a radiant ephemeral springtime. She sits on the desk chair and tells him that she loves him, beaming as she tells him this undoubted truth. And her hair and face and mouth and the room are cast in her warmth. He feels the sinking, sharp feeling of being caught in mischief He shouldJacob and The Architect
Stephenie Meyer Sucks Part 1Ah, yes, Stephenie Meyer, author of the Twilight series. My opinion of her, from the way that she has presented herself to the public in interviews and such, is that she is a whiny, self absorbed woman with the mind of a 13 year old. She can't deal with criticism because it hurts her delicate little feelings, and believes that she is an amazing writer and that her story and characters are somehow superior to those seen in the works of people such as Jane Austen and William Shakespeare. Here's one statement that shows that she is both infantile and unable to handle criticism:Stephenie Meyer Sucks Part 1
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"He has been eight years upon a project for extracting sunbeams out of cucumbers, which were to be put in phials hermetically sealed, and let out to warm the air in raw inclement summers." --Jonathan Swift.
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