Two books out of around five. Two novels, the rest are novellas.

haha, I love Beethoven :3 *hugs* I love you, too, buddy

He is one of my favorites. I love the transition into grandeur that takes place from his early symphonies to his later. 3rd 1st movement, 5th 1st movement, 7th 2nd movement, 9th 2nd movement, and 9th 4th movement are some of my favorites. Seems like the Ode to joy is the one use the German Language is good for.

When you get the chance, watch A Clockwork Orange. It's a 1971 film directed by Stanley Kubrick (my all time favorite director). They play a ton of Beethoven and its actually part of the story, they also play some techno versions. My avi is from there. KNowing you, I think you'd like it. I have a link on where to watch it online, which is "totally" legal. >.> I'm not a criminal! I just use my resource!!!

Moonlight is actually pretty easy considering all the repeating arpeggios. Interesting enough, most of the melody is in the bass clef and is very very very very very slow.

Hope everything is alright with ya, Love ya too. Sorry I havent been on a lot, not like it makes a difference haha. We should get together some time.

hahaha, 'legal' XD

And totally, I need to beat you A** in chess for once! maybe Christmas break or something. (I have like one week to catch up on projects, homework, and read an entire book and do a report on it...OMG so painfully challenging. it's like crawling up a mountain, only the surface is layered with shards of glass, needles, and salt...XD hahaha...oh, boy, I shouldn't be laughing at that, hahah, but it really is agonizing. ugh!)

Yeah I know the feeling.

Christmas... That probably will not work for me due to unavoidable complications that will arise around the month of December. I might not be on at all around that time sadly.

awwwrrrr, *sniffles and whimpers, getting all puppy-eyed and whimpering my snozzle with my wolfy paws*