Yes, I couldn't help myself. Mozilla Firefox has made it so easy to make your own theme to bling your web-surfing. First I started out with a Persona for Jensen Ackles. I just adore him. :P He's such a cutie. It looks like this:
Then I thought I'd make one for Becoming Jane too. I made it in sepia tones and am very pleased with how it turned out.
Next I'm thinking I'd try with Mr Darcy... and other Jane Austen characters. Check out my gallery here. :)
30 Sept 2010
I'm a Persona-designer
on the subject of
Anne Hathaway,
Becoming Jane,
fanart,
Jane Austen,
Jensen Ackles,
Mr Lefroy,
personas
11 Sept 2010
Another Twilight Fanvideo - Iris
I am really pleased with how this turned out. I hope you enjoy it too!
on the subject of
Bella Swan,
Edward Cullen,
fanvideo,
The Twilight Saga
21 Aug 2010
She's like the Wind - A Twilight Saga Fan video
on the subject of
Bella Swan,
Edward Cullen,
fanvideo,
The Twilight Saga
13 Aug 2010
Jane Austen Revisited
I have been reading through all of Miss Austen's novels this summer. And I must say that I have held them all in a sort of romantic glow, and frankly, I'm a bit disappointed with some of them. Take Sense & Sensibility for example. I remember it to be one of my favourites, but now that I've read it again, I find it most vexatious! I'm getting so frustrated with all the people around the poor Miss Dashwoods and their mother and how ill they are treated. Is it because I've always remembered the adaptations, and not really the novel behind it? I guess the adaptations puts the more positive things as the love stories, that's of course all good. :P But perhaps it's Mr Ferrars, Mr Willoughby and Colonel Brandon that blinds me to the illtreatment of the ladies. ;)
I have reread Emma and am in the middle of Mansfield Park at the moment. They are both still as good as I remembered them, or at least not worse than I recollect. Next up is Northanger Abbey. I really should be able to relate to Catherine and her obsession with novels. ;)
I have found that my favourites now are Pride & Prejudice (no surprise there) and Persuasion. There is a tie between them. Perhaps it's because I can relate to more of the characters in those novels than in the others.
I have reread Emma and am in the middle of Mansfield Park at the moment. They are both still as good as I remembered them, or at least not worse than I recollect. Next up is Northanger Abbey. I really should be able to relate to Catherine and her obsession with novels. ;)
I have found that my favourites now are Pride & Prejudice (no surprise there) and Persuasion. There is a tie between them. Perhaps it's because I can relate to more of the characters in those novels than in the others.
on the subject of
Colonel Brandon,
Emma,
Jane Austen,
Mansfield Park,
Mr Darcy,
Mr Edward Ferrars,
Mr Willoughby,
Northanger Abbey,
Persuasion,
Pride and Prejudice
22 Jun 2010
True Blood Season 3
**Spoiler alert! If you haven't seen the two first episodes of
season 3, read carefully!**
The wait is finally over, True Blood Season 3 is here! I'm so looking forward to this season. I really eager to see what themes and events they are pursuing this time.The two first eppies has been very good, though varying much from the book, but I'm learning not to compare too much. It only gets me upset. It's still a great show, and I so enjoyed the view of Alexander Skarsgård's naked behind in the first episode.
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Borrowed from HBO |
On a side note, the tenth book in the Southern Vampire Mysteries Dead in the Family was released on May 4 this year. I'm really looking forward to read it soon!
on the subject of
Dead in the Family,
Eric Northman,
Sookie Stackhouse,
Southern Vampire Mysteries,
True Blood,
TV
4 Jun 2010
Oh Dear, What Would Miss Austen Say?

I guess it's the same for humans. We are attracted to different smells. I know I can (or could, since I am a happily married woman) diss a man simply because I don't like his aftershave.I have read or heard somewhere that we are attracted to different types of men on different times of our cycle. Around ovulation we are attracted to manly men, with the potential to breed awesome heirs, while around the period we are more attractive to caring, loving men who would provide and take care of the family.
On a funny note, the lead researcher is named Jane Hurst. Very suitable don't you think?
18 May 2010
Favourite of the Week
Okay, so I just stumbled upon this nice picture of Jake Gyllenhaal as Prince of Persia. Hot damn!!! He's just gorgeous. *drools*
He used to be my celeb crush a few years back after seeing Brokeback Mountain. I haven't seen anything with him for a while and the crush has kind of faded. But, dang, I think it's back. And who can blame me? He is super hot!
And damn, does he look good in a suit! Yup, the crush is a fact. Damn.
All pictures are taken from People.
He used to be my celeb crush a few years back after seeing Brokeback Mountain. I haven't seen anything with him for a while and the crush has kind of faded. But, dang, I think it's back. And who can blame me? He is super hot!
He just seems so down to earth, and lovable. Not to mention, kissable.
I think I want to be a damsel in distress... Come and rescue me, Jake!
And damn, does he look good in a suit! Yup, the crush is a fact. Damn.
All pictures are taken from People.
on the subject of
celeb crush,
favourite of the week,
Jake Gyllenhaal
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