Found this great idea through Polychrome Interest today who links to a Tuesday Teaser at Should Be Reading. The idea is to simply open a book you are currently reading and share 2 random sentences from that page. So here it goes!!! Join in if you Continue reading →
In honor of the birthday of Dr. Suess this week I thought I would share some of my favorite quotes that I could find. If you have one add it in the comment form!!! Thanks!!! I do not like green eggs and ham, I do Continue reading →
Thanks to Java at NeverGrowingOld.blogspot.com for the weekly questions and the bloghop! Hop on over to some of the links and find some new blogs to follow…but for now—the 5 questions of the day! 1. Did you watch the Superbowl? Sure did!!! Most interested in Continue reading →
Amazon.com: The Stray Shopping Carts of Eastern North America: A Guide to Field Identification (9780810955202): Julian Montague: Books. I think this book looks very interesting……who would have thought to write a book about this??? Continue reading →
I admit it—I am a bookaholic!!!! I absolutely love books and reading and the whole process of reading a good book. I think I inherited this from both my mother and my father—they both encouraged me to always read and it was my “escape” Continue reading →
I have been on a happy jag lately!!! I think that is a good thing! I blogged the other day about the Awesome book and today I have another one to share with you! This one is called 14,000 Things to Be Happy About. I Continue reading →
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Names of 3 objects or things you love most and why? 1. Any book I can place my hands on because they offer such a world of knowledge and escape!! 2. Daisies because they just are happy flowers!. 3. Coffee and chocolate come in together—–both Continue reading →
I have had so much fun this weekend and part of it was because I read FOUR, count em, FOUR books!!! The weather was so perfect for sitting on the deck with a glass of iced tea reading up a storm so I did just Continue reading →