Found Not Lost

I am glad I came into the Twilight series rather late. When I read Twilight, all the books in the trilogy were already out. Good thing, because if I had have to wait until the release of the next book like I’ve had to do with Harry Potter, I would have been in agony. Agony that is so gut wrenching and debilitating as that of which Bella suffers through on this second book, New Moon.

The first book, Twilight, you feel the exhiliration of butterflies in your tummy as Bella and Edward fall in love. You forget that Edward is a vampire, you just remember what it is like to discover love. That mingling of excitement, fear and joy that churns the pit of your stomach to the point that you don’t know whether you will need to sit from weakness or jump with giddiness.
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I signed up for bloggerwave sometime ago, but before I could really get a feel for the site, they got hacked and all their user’s passwords were compromised. So I stopped for a while and concentrated on other paid blogging opportunities. I hear Bloggerwave is the up and coming advertising media in Europe, so I’m signing up early and see how things go.