Monthly Archives: November 2008

[  Mood: Sleepy ][ Currently: Breastfeeding My Son ]Still porting I first fell in love with this story when I saw the movie when I was much, much younger. I indentified so strongly with Olan. (I don’t know what that says about … Continue reading →

[  Mood: Cool ][  Currently: Watching My husband knock down some baby furniture ]Again, I am porting some old posts from another blog I used to have. So first off, let me admit this, I am a huge fan of this long … Continue reading →

[  Mood: Sleepy ]I am porting some old posts from a blog I used to have to this one. As you can see from the book cover, I have chosen to use the French title of the book so not to … Continue reading →

[  Mood: Cool ] Tanya Huff has produced the next gripping installment in the saga of Gunnery Sergeant Torin Kerr. Assumed dead, Kerr wakes up in an underground prison camp. The problem is that the enemy has never taken prisoners before. … Continue reading →

[  Mood: Happy ][  Currently: Listening to CBC Radio ] Aza is an ugly duckling in a kingdom full of beautiful people. Even though she is able to sing like a lark, she is harshly treated by those outside her adopted family. … Continue reading →

[  Mood: Confused ][ Currently: Breastfeeding my son – Situation Normal ]Wow – it’s been awhile. Between editing a podcast all week and getting a stomach virus on Staurday, I haven’t been very active at all. Now the boy is sick. Thank … Continue reading →

[  Mood: Amused ]Read this artcle on EOnline. He is so one of us. Quote: Barack Obama: Commander in Geek When Barack Obama takes office as president in January, he’ll make history. As the first commander in chief conversant in geek, … Continue reading →

Alan Benett is the playwright famous for The Madness of King George III. In this new novella, he turns his attention to another British monarch, the reigning Queen Elizabeth. While out walking the corgies, Elizabeth stumbles across a mobile library. … Continue reading →

Simon Kirby-Jones is a gay, Southern vampire who moves to Britain. Once there, the biographer by day and mystery and romance novelist by night, finds murder in his new village. The body of the bossy and very nosy postmistress is … Continue reading →

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