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Your next/current read?
I've accepted it and moved on. Bite Me, firstreads...I don't care if you blacklist me. I'm going to try a new book instead of forcing myself to read your free one!
Gonna give
a go.
Gonna give


Now THAT'S what I'm talkin' 'bout, Jammies! I just ordered both books for my nook and pre ordered the third. Why such a gap? 1999, 2000 and 2012...Hmmm.

Why thank you, Ms. Amelia! I've been on a steampunk kick and needed some old-fashioned fantasy.

Also finished reading an ARC of Skinny Dipping in Daylight, review to post when I get the time to write it!
It's been given really good reviews on GR, Jammies.
4.06 out of 5.
If you trust the masses.
4.06 out of 5.
If you trust the masses.


I saw Margaret Atwood speak yesterday and she was wonderful. If she's speaking anywhere near where you live I recommend going to hear her.

I'm curious as to why someone would need to write three different autobiographies.

I won't justify a need for it, but they are entertaining, and it's not that unusual for multiple autobiographies. Author of Running with Scissors, Augusten Burroughs' life wasn't as interesting as the world-traveling Foley's, yet I believe he has penned five so far. How many did Winston Churchill write?
Mick Foley's writing definitely isn't for everyone, but you certainly don't have to be a wrestling fan to enjoy him either. Check him out, and you might be impressed... I was :]
I'd love to hear back from you, about this or anything else for that matter :]
Sally wrote: "Currently reading various works by poe, some portrait of an artist, and soon Oedipus Rex."
::writhes::
::writhes::
There you are! I'm sure you've already been appropriately scolded for worrying folks...what's wrong with Poe?
*wonders why we're supposed to ride teachers*
*thinks that doesn't quite sound right*
*hugs Sallers*
*thinks that doesn't quite sound right*
*hugs Sallers*


*thinks that doesn't quite sound right*
*hugs Sallers*"
Ride a teacher, save a cowboy?
Lobstergirl wrote: "I just started a biography of George Sand."
Hasn't that already been done? :p
Zactly, Jammies, you got it!
Jammies wrote: "Lobstergirl wrote: "I just started a biography of George Sand."
Hasn't that already been done? :p "
Yes! Many people have read biographies of Sand.
Hasn't that already been done? :p "
Yes! Many people have read biographies of Sand.

Why not a biography of dirt?

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I took a short break to read Senior Fitness~Ruth E. Heidrich
The author is a cancer survivor, vegan and triathlete.
She's quite inspiring.
I loved her quote about people saying exercise and vegan diet are too hard.
"The pain of discipline is nothing compared to the pain of regret."
~~~ Ruth Heidrich