It's Friday!  The more I think about the day, the more I want to turn back the clock and say it is last Friday.  Because this is the last Friday I spend at home until March, which would be fine with me if it didn't mean I had to leave all my books behind.  : (  It is not cool.  I have so little room at college that I have no where to put any books, mostly because I only get 25% of the room, while the roommate likes to take up space with her massive wardrobe.  I don't mind that much really but I'd like to have more time to read and I just don't.  But don't worry; what does all this complaining have to do with The Bucket List and all of you awesome people?  Ultimately, really nothing.  I'll try to keep up with posting, which may be difficult the first week or so, getting into a new semester and all.  But I'm not going away because I have some awesome plans.  Next Monday, the day I leave, I will be leaving you with a contest, so be sure to come back on Monday to check it out.  Then in April, I will be hosting The Bucket List's annual book discussion.  I will be talking about Fallen by Lauren Kate, in celebration of the release of Rapture.  If you are interested in participating, be sure to contact me HERE.  It doesn't matter that this may be my last Friday at home for a long time, because Friday is just an awesome day of the week.  Because every Friday I get to participate in an awesome meme.  Follow Friday from Parajunkee is a meme, a great way to make new friends. Here's the question below:

What’s the craziest thing you’ve ever done to get your hands on any particular book?

I'm not known for doing anything crazy so this question took some thought.  I'd have to say it was for Twilight.  My cousin thought I would love the book, Twilight by Stephenie Meyer, because I was always into Dracula and The Historian.  She let me borrow her copy and I finished it in a day.  By the time I was finished, it was around midnight.  But Twilight couldn't just end like that so I needed to get my hands on New Moon.  So I had my father drive me to my cousin's house, at midnight, wake them all and ask for the sequel.  This may not sound so crazy, but believe me, I still think it was.  I was only 13 years old at the time and waking up everyone in the house, just to borrow a book sounds crazy to me.  I don't even think I started reading it right away because it must have been way past my bedtime.