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I love this lj. I do. I love Nick for helping me make it beautiful. I can't believe how little I post these days. Am I that busy? Truly? Too busy to sit down and tap something out real quick, read my flist?
Well, sorta.
So, with that in mind and inspired by N's doing it, I have cleaned my flist, nuking a bunch of stuff I just don't have time for. I took a few people off too. As I was doing so, I paused over dear Karen's, realizing that she will now be on here forever, though she is gone. I left her friended, though there will be no more posts. I always smile when I think of her. She was some kind of special.
I have recently added a few folks, some of my fellow Seaside friends. Heya there, kiddos!
And now, I am yawning and think I am going to curl up and read awhile. Finishing up THE QUEEN'S FOOL by Philippa Gregory. Damn, I like her writing. Totally unlike what I ever thought I'd like--a happy accident. Next up though is a book called THE BOOK THIEF by Markus Zusak. Nick is reading it too. I think he still is, anyway.
Oh, he is home from walking over the new bridge in Germany. Too cool. So now I must trot off--time to play!
C
Well, sorta.
So, with that in mind and inspired by N's doing it, I have cleaned my flist, nuking a bunch of stuff I just don't have time for. I took a few people off too. As I was doing so, I paused over dear Karen's, realizing that she will now be on here forever, though she is gone. I left her friended, though there will be no more posts. I always smile when I think of her. She was some kind of special.
I have recently added a few folks, some of my fellow Seaside friends. Heya there, kiddos!
And now, I am yawning and think I am going to curl up and read awhile. Finishing up THE QUEEN'S FOOL by Philippa Gregory. Damn, I like her writing. Totally unlike what I ever thought I'd like--a happy accident. Next up though is a book called THE BOOK THIEF by Markus Zusak. Nick is reading it too. I think he still is, anyway.
Oh, he is home from walking over the new bridge in Germany. Too cool. So now I must trot off--time to play!
C
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Date: 2007-10-20 10:52 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2007-10-20 11:14 pm (UTC)I love that she writes in first person, I love her women characters, the way she handles the politics, the pacing is excellent and oh the time period itself is of course endlessly fascinating. I have The Boleyn Inheritance to read after I read the one N and I are reading. I will likely end up with all of Gregory's books read and on the shelf--hopefully only the first two will have puppy teeth marks on them. LOL.