Who Will Take Your Place?
Hello there! Hi! How've you been? It's been a really busy few days around Chez Rhi and I've pretty much had massive Mommy Fail around my child's birthday party, but it will sort itself out. Life will go on. Optimism, positivity, and all that good stuff. Yadda.
In the meantime, I'm here to tell you some things:
1) You could win a $5 Amazon gift card at my blog just by leaving a comment on this post. :)
2) Ascending Hearts has received some lovely reviews and we're very pleased with them! :)
3) A question about Goodreads. When you leave a review there, do you want the author to like it or reply, assuming it is a good review? How do you feel if they do? How do you feel if they don't?
4. Les Mis fingernails!
5. Oh, Smallville. I will love you forever. Even though you sucked and then sucked more. But this is what you could've been.
6. Sidney Bristol talks about sexy scents and what the heroes of her books smell like. Which, I admit, I should possibly give more thought to. Since scents often give me migraines, my first reaction to any detectable perfume or cologne is dread/fear and so I should probably find a way to appreciate some lovely scents without that reaction. I used to love cologne and such.
In the meantime, I'm here to tell you some things:
1) You could win a $5 Amazon gift card at my blog just by leaving a comment on this post. :)
2) Ascending Hearts has received some lovely reviews and we're very pleased with them! :)
3) A question about Goodreads. When you leave a review there, do you want the author to like it or reply, assuming it is a good review? How do you feel if they do? How do you feel if they don't?
4. Les Mis fingernails!
5. Oh, Smallville. I will love you forever. Even though you sucked and then sucked more. But this is what you could've been.
6. Sidney Bristol talks about sexy scents and what the heroes of her books smell like. Which, I admit, I should possibly give more thought to. Since scents often give me migraines, my first reaction to any detectable perfume or cologne is dread/fear and so I should probably find a way to appreciate some lovely scents without that reaction. I used to love cologne and such.