A couple of people were talking about it on fuelies.net.

( Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood )

Recommended by Cait - I loved it, thanks! :)

( Never Suck a Dead Man's Hand by Dana Kollmann )

I just cancelled my nutrisystem order. Not because it's not working - it is, I've lost 13lbs since I started, but it was just getting so expensive. Especially since Phil and I are saving to have a kick-ass Key West trip, that's a huge chunck of change we were spending each month on just food. We're going to still follow it, but substitute other ( Read more... )

Ok, so I haven't updated my books for 2007 list lately. I'm actually only missing two, but I am almost finished with one as well. Of the two I'm missing I'm only counting one. I only got about 80 pages into the 700 pages of the other, so not counting that as a book read, but still want to put it out there. :)

So first, the one I liked:

( The Good Fairies of New York by Martin Millar )

Book #4 for 2007:

( Stardust by Neil Gaiman )

Ok, Melting Pot = Awesomest restaurant ever. haha SO totally worth the splurge. They gave us a little corner booth. When I made the reservations they had a drop down menu so you could pick the occasion you were coming for if you want, so I picked aniversary which may be why they put us in the booth instead of out with the rest of the tables. I ( Read more... )

Book 2 of the year:

( Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman )

Ok, so I'm stealing an idea from the LJ community spotlight. I don't want to actually join the community, but there is the one about having a goal to read 50 books this year. I don't know if 50 is incredibly feasible for me with school, but I'm going to try to get as close as possible. So here's my first book of the year:

( Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman )