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message 401: by Sandra, Moderator (new)

Sandra (sanlema) | 11260 comments I am in New York in contemporary times learning more about Muslim families in the US.


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Sarah | 18550 comments I've just broken out of a prison on Giger's Moon.


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Lanelle | 4020 comments It's 1918, and I'm traveling through Wales disguised as a gypsy with Sherlock Holmes.

Literally, I'm driving from Amarillo, Texas to Safford, Arizona with my son, daughter-in-law, four kids (under seven) and one Russian tortoise.


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Jayme | 4519 comments I am time traveling in New York City.


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Jayme | 4519 comments Lanelle wrote: "It's 1918, and I'm traveling through Wales disguised as a gypsy with Sherlock Holmes.

Literally, I'm driving from Amarillo, Texas to Safford, Arizona with my son, daughter-in-law, four kids (under..."


That sounds like the first sentence of a very funny book.


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Rusalka (rusalkii) | 19204 comments Heh indeed! I'd totally read it.

I'm in a town outside of Oslo, Norway for 25 more pages.


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Janice (jamasc) | 59889 comments I'm in India during the Partition of Pakistan. I'm also somewhere in the fantasy world of Muirwood.


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Amanda Brady | 5 comments Tennessee


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Diane-OP On Guernsey Island in 1946.


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Esther (nyctale) | 5191 comments I'm in a clinic in Switzerland, getting used to my new face and about to go search for 21 white adult males under 1m50. Don't ask, i do not know why.


message 411: by Janice, Moderator (new)

Janice (jamasc) | 59889 comments It sounds ominous, Esther.


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Mariab | 3059 comments I'm somewhere in New Mexico, in a mountain full of fight-thirsty dragons...


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Lilisa | 2770 comments I'm in 17th century Persia on one hand and in 18th century Gold Coast (Ghana) on the other...


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Kristie | 19138 comments I'm about to head back to the east coast, USA. As soon as I get back from walking the dogs.


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Sarah | 18550 comments Esther wrote: "I'm in a clinic in Switzerland, getting used to my new face and about to go search for 21 white adult males under 1m50. Don't ask, i do not know why."

That sounds interesting! What book are you reading?


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Esther (nyctale) | 5191 comments Sarah wrote: "Esther wrote: "I'm in a clinic in Switzerland, getting used to my new face and about to go search for 21 white adult males under 1m50. Don't ask, i do not know why."

That sounds interesting! What ..."


Dix petits hommes blancs

The author, Jean-Jacques Pelletier is a well now Quebec author lives in my town.

He writes thriller that, while most are not a official series, the same cast of characters pops in. There is some kind of story line as events from previous books are mentioned. He has a good sense of world news. Quite a few times, I open my newspaper and read a news item that was quite close to a plot point of a one of his novel.


message 417: by Sarah (new)

Sarah | 18550 comments Cool. I bet there aren't any translations.


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Cherie (crobins0) | 21536 comments I was in Florida when I was awake and listening to my audio book.


message 419: by Peggy (new)

Peggy (pebbles84) | 15868 comments I'm at the bottom.of the Atlantic Ocean and later I'll visit the Final Empire.


message 420: by Kristie, Moderator (new)

Kristie | 19138 comments I'm in London, but I'll be heading out on the ocean later today.


message 421: by Sandra, Moderator (new)

Sandra (sanlema) | 11260 comments Still in NY.


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Lisa (lisathebooklover) | 9244 comments I'm in a world made up of the Yhelteth Empire and the League of Free Cities.


message 423: by Kristie, Moderator (new)

Kristie | 19138 comments I'm also bouncing between South Carolina and Tennessee.


message 424: by Janice, Moderator (new)

Janice (jamasc) | 59889 comments I'm in Atlanta and in the Wastelands somewhere near Borderline which borders Texas, as far as I can tell.


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Lanelle | 4020 comments I am on Beatrix Potter's farm in the Lake District, England.


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Casceil | 2728 comments I'm enjoying a thrilling cruise on the maiden voyage of the Lusitania. So far I haven't seen anyone I know (i.e. no one else is showing up to chat), though the book characters I've met are very interesting.


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Cherie (crobins0) | 21536 comments I am somewhere in West Virginia.


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Annerlee | 2871 comments I'm on my way to dive in Chapel lake near Ontario (but have a water phobia and a possible ghost in tow).

This thread is so surreal. I love it!


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Margo | 11628 comments I don't know the name of the country, I'm in but I'm in the Shattered Plains fighting for my life against a chasm fiend


message 430: by Kristie, Moderator (new)

Kristie | 19138 comments I have left London, South Carolina, and Tennessee and headed out on the ocean.


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Laura (Lclwags) (lclwags) | 698 comments I'm between books and searching for a copy of Murder on the Lusitania. I think I'm going to end up buying the Kindle version. Although, I may visit the used book store at lunch today.


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Mariab | 3059 comments I was in UEA on tour


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Cherie (crobins0) | 21536 comments It is almost Monday here on the US west coast and no one has checked in today.

First, I was the south Pacific Ocean aboard The Surprise. Then, I was in the UK flying with a hawk somewhere outside of London. Lastly, I was in South Shore, Florida, learning about a blind kitten. I had a great day.


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Peggy (pebbles84) | 15868 comments I was in the UK for a little while, and spent a lot of the time in a besieged city in the Final Empire.


message 435: by Lori Z (new)

Lori Z | 2086 comments For most of the day I was in Washington DC. Also spent a little time on a Caribbean island till I had issues with my audio book.


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Annerlee | 2871 comments I was in a Boston, snooping around a mental home


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Margo | 11628 comments I was in Natchez, Mississippi dealing with the reminents of the KKK.


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Lisa (lisathebooklover) | 9244 comments I was in the Penisula of the Palm, a fantasy version of Renaissance Italy.


message 439: by Sandra, Moderator (new)

Sandra (sanlema) | 11260 comments I was in London departing to a 80 days journey around the world.


message 440: by Kristie, Moderator (new)

Kristie | 19138 comments I spent time at Hogwarts. Also, was bouncing between Tennessee and South Carolina. Ended the day with a few minutes in Broken Wheel.


message 441: by Laura (Lclwags) (new)

Laura (Lclwags) (lclwags) | 698 comments I was on my way from Liverpool to New York aboard the Lusitania.


message 442: by Janice, Moderator (new)

Janice (jamasc) | 59889 comments It didn't feel like Sunday yesterday and I completely forgot. :)

I was on Treasure Island for awhile, and then I was in London & Brighton.


message 443: by Mariab (new)

Mariab | 3059 comments I was in a fantasy land, freezing...


message 444: by Sarah (new)

Sarah | 18550 comments I know I'm late to the party but I was in Papua New Guinea with people dying of Kura and their relatives waiting to eat them once they'd died. A dicey position to be in.


message 445: by Cherie (new)

Cherie (crobins0) | 21536 comments Sarah wrote: "I know I'm late to the party but I was in Papua New Guinea with people dying of Kura and their relatives waiting to eat them once they'd died. A dicey position to be in."

WOW! o_0


message 446: by Janice, Moderator (new)

Janice (jamasc) | 59889 comments You may be late, but at least you got out with your life. Hehehe!


message 447: by Sarah (new)

Sarah | 18550 comments Janice wrote: "You may be late, but at least you got out with your life. Hehehe!"

Exactly! It was fascinating though. The Fore tribe there would eat their dead as they believed it would speed up the delivery of their souls to heaven (or wherever) and that they'd take in some of their loved ones in to themselves rather than the worms. Unfortunately it is what caused the spread of Kura, which is like CJD in that it is transmitted by eating infected brains. Kura was deadly and devastated the tribe. Cannibalism existed there up until the 1950s which is crazy! There is a chapter on this in my book about the dueling neurosurgeons. Fascinating, but scary, stuff.


message 448: by Janice, Moderator (new)

Janice (jamasc) | 59889 comments What book is this, Sarah?


message 449: by Sarah (new)

Sarah | 18550 comments The Tale of the Dueling Neurosurgeons: The History of the Human Brain as Revealed by True Stories of Trauma, Madness, and Recovery It's my non fiction book that I'm reading at the moment. It's really good. Teaches lots about the brain using historical examples of ailments, injuries etc. Really accessible and fascinating reading.


message 450: by Kristie, Moderator (new)

Kristie | 19138 comments Funny how the most incredible stories are sometimes nonfiction.


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