reread the hobbit last week
Posted: Mon Oct 11, 2010 4:02 pm
I was talking to Furiel about this last week, but I am in the middle of doing the Tolkien classics. I read the Hobbit as a teenager, but never got far into The Fellowship of the Rings before becoming impatient and stopping.
I reread the Hobbit last week and find it gave me so much more than I remember from my youth. I guess if anything I aged into it well. I'm about a hundred pages into the Fellowship now. I am falling back in love with hobbits, the shire, elves, dwarves, and Gandalf.
I now have the idea that after the Hobbit is finally made (Peter Jackson is supposedly at the helm now) and released on DVD/blu-ray whatever to have the Feast of St Frodo (preferably as close to September 22nd (Frodo and Bilbo's birthday) where I watch the Hobbit and the entire LOTR trilogy extended directors cut editions whilst also engaging in the Hobbit meal plan (breakfast, second breakfast, elevenses, lunch, tea time, dinner and supper) figuring it would be an all day eat and watch affair.
Just figured I'd let you knuckle heads know what I've been thinking about lately.
I reread the Hobbit last week and find it gave me so much more than I remember from my youth. I guess if anything I aged into it well. I'm about a hundred pages into the Fellowship now. I am falling back in love with hobbits, the shire, elves, dwarves, and Gandalf.
I now have the idea that after the Hobbit is finally made (Peter Jackson is supposedly at the helm now) and released on DVD/blu-ray whatever to have the Feast of St Frodo (preferably as close to September 22nd (Frodo and Bilbo's birthday) where I watch the Hobbit and the entire LOTR trilogy extended directors cut editions whilst also engaging in the Hobbit meal plan (breakfast, second breakfast, elevenses, lunch, tea time, dinner and supper) figuring it would be an all day eat and watch affair.
Just figured I'd let you knuckle heads know what I've been thinking about lately.