Jenni's brother handed her this book to read as she was leaving to come to the cemetery. She needed something to read while waiting in line and her brother thought she would enjoy it. Jenni's only a few pages in and so far, so good.
Her brother actually started reading it but never got around to finishing it. He had to put it down because it made him question everything and consider all the processed foods around us.
Jenni normally reads fiction. One of her favorite reads is The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov. "It just has a really great story. Plus, I really love Russian literature."
The last book she read was David Sedaris' Naked. "Not my favorite of his stuff. I prefer Holidays on Ice." This sparked a bit of conversation with the folks in my group upon hearing this. Everyone started to go over their own favorite Sedaris books and began to delve into works by Augusten Burroughs.
We moved on to discuss our various reading habits. Jenni considers herself a fairly quick reader if she isn't distracted. "I can also read many books at one time. Sometimes I read 10 at a time! My bed is full of books." The saying is oh so true - "Readers never go to bed alone."
Jenni was super excited to "Beetlejuice". This was actually only her second time at a Cinespia screening! The last one she attended was "North by Northwest" a few weeks ago. "I meant to wear stripes tonight but I totally forgot. Now I kind of wish I did." Funny because I meant to wear my stripes, too!
Time flew by and we finally made our way onto the cemetery grounds. At 9pm John, Cinespia's fearless leader, commanded us to say the B word three times. We all belted it out in unison, summoning the ghost with the most.
