Anna’s Comments (group member since Oct 30, 2014)

Anna’s comments from the Net Work Book Club group.

This book looks so good! And congratulations.

Every day that passes might bring you closer to coming back, Groovy. Know that you are missed.

Ooh... that sounds clever, Orinoco. Hope you'll put a pic of it on here.

You could roll over, hands in the air and just let it take over!

Groovy wrote: "Hello, Everyone

However you do it, I hope you all have fun saying goodbye to 2018 and hello to 2019.

Hi, Anna! I haven't heard from you in ages. It's so nice to hear from you!

I've been looking ..."

Hi Groovy - I've been totally overloaded (but not overwhelmed), mostly good stuff and all to do with the children - bless their cotton socks. I'm hoping for a quieter couple of months and then it will all start again.

Anyway, here I am to wish you all a very happy new year and I hope you all choose books that you like because there's nothing worse than spending time on a book only to have to abandon it half way through. So if I could choose a gift for you it would be the gift of choosing the right books - ones that are right for you.

Orinoco Womble (tidy bag and all) wrote: "I posted this on the Words and Phrases Thread but I'm going to put it here too, esp. for Patti!!

Alright, everyone – read this aloud

One hen

Two ducks

Three squawking geese

Four Limerick oyste..."

Oh I am silly - I read that out loud to myself just to see if I could say it without tripping up.

Hello, fellow Brit! Finished all your mince pies yet? I daren't go too close to the kitchen too often.

Grab a cup of something, put your feet up and get idling!!

What a nice thought - just wish I could! Maybe this time next week when I've caught up!

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Feel-good stories to relax with before the Christmas rush, set in contemporary and historic England, and Italy: Deep in the World of the Dead, Judge Not, A Wonderful World, Angela (who’s giving you her best smile on the cover) and One Stolen Kiss.

Magical?

Rise of Shadows and Rule of Time are fantastic! Not so sure about Veil of Weaving. It's not at all bad but the other two grab me more.

A good thought, Groovy. I ate a banana for breakfast this morning instead of my much-loved cereal.

Thank you, Orinoco, x 100. I love it when I come across something that is completely new to me. Of course I know that British surnames often relate to their employment, such as Cooper or Miller, but names that indicate that someone was abandoned is tragic and, as I said, completely new to me. Thank you (again).

Orinoco Womble (tidy bag and all) wrote: "I think DPG is a reference to Gerard Depardieu, turned inside out. Depardieu...means someone was an orphan at some point in his family tree, as it means "for God's sake" (that they rescued the child.)"

Ooh, interesting...

Tell me more...

That's fascinating, Orinoco. How did you find out that it means they rescued the child?

Groovy, get on that bike girl! With TV or book as mrbooks and Orinoco suggest.

I hula hoop to music or TV (books are too difficult to read while wobbling around).

Hi Groovy, I'm recovering from Christmas... and more.

It's torrenting here, Orinoco! I'd love to be able to send you some.

Happy new year to all the magical group members.

Different from last year? I can hope for more time; if you have any spare, please send it to me.

Hope to accomplish? Complete my work-in-progress. Read more.

Thank you, found it.

I've hopped over to the site and it looks excellent. But I can't find where to post this stunning first line I have for you. Ahem!

I've logged in but...

Attaboy!