Membro: misura

Yeah, I have to admit that there's been more than one occasion where I've finished a series and immediately asked myself, "Why the @#$% did I waste my time/money on this?!" But since I work in a library I can usually just donate it to them, which puts a smile on the faces of my anime/manga fans, since we can never afford all of the series they ask for. :) If it's something too *ahem* adult ^_^; then I usually bookmooch &/or eBay it. On the other hand, I'm not too picky when it comes to most things, so I don't get rid of too much...although I may have to soon - I'm running out of room! *laughs*

As for The President's Time, I don't actually own it...yet - I've got it ordered from Rightstuf and it should be shipping soon. Whenever I place orders with them I make sure to add the books right away otherwise I have a tendency to forget and they never get added. ^_^; And when it comes to buying yaoi I tend to like just about everything - the really serious stuff is great (I LOVE angst!) but the light, fluffy stuff is fun, too. As long as the story is entertaining, I'm a happy little fan girl. ;D

escrito por purpledragon42, às 1:43 am (EST) , Nov 11, 2009

Ah, I feel so guilty! I could have sworn I responded to your comment shortly after you sent it back in April, but when I decided on a whim to pop over to your profile today, I discovered I'd completely forgotten. *blushes* So...better late than never...right? *lop-sided grin* Anyway, to answer your questions - 1)With a house that's just a little under 1300 sq ft, I put my books wherever I can cram them. I've actually got photos of all my shelves on Facebook. If you're really interested, friend me and you can take a peek. *grin* 2)As for Read vs. Unread, I have a horrible tendency to buy faster than I can read. *laughs* I plan to read them all eventually, but it's a slow process (especially when I prefer to own all of a manga series before reading it.) *mumbles* I know, I know...I'm just weird that way. ;P

escrito por purpledragon42, às 12:13 pm (EST) , Oct 30, 2009