So, you know you think way too much when you read when it's 5am and you're reading a detective chase scene during which you're thinking, guys that's a mile away and a bad idea. That was the situation I found myself in reading a French Quarter scene. I'd forgotten how well I know that layout until I read a book set in NOLA. Running from the Saint ( Read more... )

It's that time again. The time of year that reminds me that I've lost touch with the horse world. The Kentucky Derby and the rest of the Triple Crown are looming and I've been working for a year and a half, but I'm yet to do what I said I would with the money, get back into lessons. Well, now I have more free time and no class, but unfortunately ( Read more... )

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1. Pure Gold: Bobby Bowden An Inside Look by Steve Ellis and Bill Vilona - Interesting book covering his entire FSU career including interviews of some of his better known players, former coaches, and his football coach sons. Further review here

2. Frozen in Time: The Enduring Legacy of the 1961 U.S. Figure Skating Team by Nikki Nichols - This ( Read more... )

Three days off work left, but first I have two days off. I'm ready to have my nights to myself and be rid of my annoying co-workers. Plus, I'll have more time to finish getting stuff for my apartment. And I have to register for classes after I finally pay off Spring tuition. However, the latest joy in my life is having spent $100 dollars at the ( Read more... )

I recently finished my lastest Ann Rule book, Dead By Sunset. It's the story of Cheryl Keeton and Brad Cunningham and their bitter divorce that ends with her dead on the Sunset Highway. She leaves a note and tells her mother, as she goes to pick up her boys from a weekend visitation, that if she doesn't return, Brad killed her. This is a heart- ( Read more... )