For Anne's Sake (read this blog)

I found this book while browsing at the library. It is was a fun and easy read. A good one to take my mind off of life for a bit. Elise Dembowski has never fit in. At school, she is constantly bullied and tries hard to remain invisible. One night, while taking a midnight walk, she stumbles upon a night club. As time goes on, she realizes that she has a talent and passion for being a DJ. Here are some things I liked (+) and disliked (-) about this book:  + I loved reading about someone who has a passion for music!  + This story is fairly original.  + They mentioned a lot of great songs.  -   I feel that there was not enough description about the town she lived and the characters themselves. I feel like I didn't know the characters as well as I should. Overall rating: *** (3/5 stars)

Most sane people enjoy Mexican food. While discussing tacos and burritos with my family, we wondered what is the definition of a taco and a burrito? Now, we have had many a taco and burrito, but what is the difference? We came to this conclusion. The Taco Small corn tortilla, either hard or soft.  Meat. Typically beef, steak, chicken, or shrimp. Lettuce Cheese Salsa Guacamole Typically, you need more than one taco for a meal. Always folded in half. The Burrito Large flour tortilla. Beans Cheese Meat. Personally, there should be more beans than meat. Lettuce Salsa Guacamole Typically, one or two burritos will suffice as a meal. Always completely folded, so none of the stuff will fall out, even though it usually does. If it is fried, that is a chimichanga. Although they are a bit different, they are both delicious foods hugged in a tasty tortilla. If I were to choose one over the other, that would be like asking your mother which child she likes more.