I haven't formally been accepted into the comm, but I thought I'd get some more practice in anyway.  Plus I need to find out more about Kyrie...

A friend asks you to recommend a book. Which book would you recommend, and why?

Kyrie was on her second day of exploring the Manor when she opened a set of tall, ornately carved doors.  A rush of air brought ( Read more... )

Reading posts from a week ago ( Read more... )

Went to see the doctor yesterday, and if you've been reading my Twitter you know that so far, his diagnosis is 'pain.' I'm okay with that, seeing as how he wants me to have an ultrasound on Tuesday just to make sure it's not gallstones (OH Lord not fun--removing my gallbladder is the only cure for THAT). He gave me a sample of Nexium (one of the ' ( Read more... )

*waves*

Made it back tonight (yay, qtrmyltrr also made it back to his home too). Had a good time looking at lots of pretty cars and hanging out with likeminded folk. Took lots of pictures of said pretty cars, but I'll have to wait until I get Photoshop (thanks for all the recommendations, btw) to do what I want with them ( Read more... )

What is:

1. The last work of fiction you read? Childe Morgan by Katherine Kurtz. Yay, chibi Morgan and Duncan! ^_^

2. The last work of non-fiction you read? The Rewards of Fasting by Mike Bickle. Awesome book.

3. The last book you've started, but haven't yet finished? The Documents in the Case by Dorothy Sayers. Lord Peter is a hoot.

4. The ( Read more... )

viola_violet, dixie_damsel, and sweeper887--I'm sure you'll appreciate this book:Conversations with the Great Moviemakers of Hollywood's Golden Age

An intriguing read, I'm sure! *puts on wish list*

1. wens: I do plan to reply to your post. You bring up many good points. Also, right at this moment, the Bruch adagio is at 6:39. Ah, I love it. Gives me chills. Did I tell you I got the MP3 discs? So very cool ( Read more... )

Thinking about reading this:The Jungle Law. It feels like forever since I sat down and read a novel, but that's not true. I'm in the middle of reading Laurie R. King's A Monstrous Regiment of Women, and I was reading it at lunch the other day...

Reading the synopsis of The Jungle Law makes me want to read Kim again. ^_^

I listen to Christian radio everyday. The other day I even shocked myself by tuning into the AM Christian talk radio station (I used to hate talk radio with a passion and sometimes it's still too much). Anyway, at about 9:30 every night on KLIFE, the station broadcasts a short spot called "Breakpoint" by Chuck Colson. Colson is involved in a ( Read more... )

Asmodeus and his coworker are next door ripping out cabinets. And we're talking military-built elementary school cabinets that have been here forever. They're having way too much fun with all the banging and crashing. It's hysterical ( Read more... )