Lindsey consumed "Enchanted (Widescreen Edition)" (not worth consuming):

The book reaches its dismal climax towards the end, as the main character, Lily, following a tragic decline into poverty, accidentally overdoses on a sleeping medicine. The very next morning, Selden, her true love, is on his way to tell her how he really feels, and arrives at the apartment to find his love dead.

“Selden was hardly conscious of what she said. He stood looking down on the sleeping face which seemed to be like a delicate impalpable mask over the living lineaments he had known. He felt that the real Lily was still there, close to him, yet invisible and inaccessible; and the tenuity of the barrier between them mocked him with a sense of helplessness. There had never been more than a little impalpable barrier between them – and yet he had suffered it to keep them apart! And now, though it seemed slighter and frailer than ever, it had suddenly hardened to adamant, and he might beat his life out against it in vain.”

There’s something about watching the first raindrops fall, knowing torrential weather is about to unfold. Somehow, it’s exhilarating and comfortable at the same time. I really don’t know how else to explain it, but to say that that feeling, that edge-of-the-knife feeling, is wonderful for me.

My plan is to visit Dublin sometime in the next two years with my sister. She’s always been such a huge fan of Irish culture, and I think the place looks beautiful and so interesting. I’d love to stay at a quaint local hotel, visit some pubs, explore the city, and maybe take some sort of tour of castles in the greater area. I really don’t know where to start putting it all together, but I’m excited about the thought of it nonetheless!

It was fantastic!! I had an amazing time. Good luck getting to the air museum!