F³A: Random Friday Thought Train

These are the thoughts I've had since waking up this morning...
 Shit, I forgot to plug my phone in last night.OMG How can it be November?Can you have a book release party without books? That guy hasn't really given me a straight answer about my books.I need to order cookies. Will I be able to finish NaNoWriMo this year?I have a book gig tomorrow, I have a book gig tomorrow, I have a book gig tomorrow, please don't forget...Bookscan: WTF?I should have screen shotted that #74 in whatever the hell list my book was on. I should screen shot the thing where it says Never Eighteen is often purchased with Eleanor & Park and The Fault in Our Stars.I should read The Fault in Our Stars next.Not as many trick or treaters this year and why all the bananas? Too many full sized candy bars left. ugh.Yahoo WTF?I need to migrate everything to my new email account. Ugh. I need to mail stuff.People shouldn't have to work on Fridays. Every weekend should be a three day weekend. I think people would be way more productive. I hate busy weekends.I'm tired.At least it's Friday.

There you have it .

So, what are you up to this weekend? Like I said, I have a book gig. I'm on a young adult panel at Northwest Bookfest tomorrow morning with fellow authors J. Anderson Coats, Kristin Halbrook and Cyndi Tefft. Right after that I'm headed to coach a soccer game. My teen girls team is 6-1. They rock!! Sunday I'm headed to the Seahawks game. GO HAWKS!!

Now for my Friday Scribbles...

Pandora Queue Song: Radioactive, Imagine Dragons. It was the iTunes Sessions version, so I went with an acoustic version.
 
Book of the Week: I haven't started a new book this week. So, um, I'm staring at my monstrous bookcase...hey, I know, since I mentioned John Green's The Fault in Our Stars, let's go with that. Now I'm debating...that or Insurgent to start this week...

Netflix of the Week: I've also watched nothing...my brother suggested Fringe, maybe I'll try that if I get bored this weekend.

Quote of the Week: “The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled.” ~ Plutarch