Monday, July 5, 2010

Time for a facelift! Er, for this blog, I mean....

No, seriously. It. Is. Time.

Hang in there for some exciting changes!

Well, you know what I mean, right?? It's just time to shake it up a bit, move things around maybe? And build a new template, so...here we go!

(Was my last posting really all the way back in February? Jeeeeesus.)

Monday, February 15, 2010

So, I was surfing the internet...

...and came across this!

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Library Book Attack!

Greetings, book lovers! And...er, dog lovers? cat lovers?!

...oh, pshaw! Hello ALL!

I recently discovered a gorgeous and ULTRA-close-to-me library, went in and signed up for a brand spankin' new library card! Yay! (Pictures forthcoming, too!) Went in to find myself deliriously wandering the rows and rows of neatly arranged books and, what started as an innocent excursion/exploration, evolved into a full blown...

...LIBRARY BOOK ATTACK!

At this juncture, you're probably wondering: What the heck is a library book attack?

Well, it's simple really. Someone, such as myself, (i.e. a major book gobbling fiend!) visits their local library thinking they might find ONE book they can happily check out, take home, kick back in an easy chair and read at their leisure, only...

...the library shelves begin to lean in, teasingly proffering their most varied and lovely treasures until, before you know what's happening, you have not one! not two! not even three! books in your trembling hands, but a towering stack of FIVE BOOKS!!

Hehem. And here's what the libary attacked me with:

Fingersmith ~ Sarah Waters
The History of Love ~ Nicole Krauss
Neuromancer (20th Anniv. Ed.) ~ William Gibson
Sunnyside ~ Glen David Gold
Drown ~ Juñot Diaz

THIS on top of a handful of reads I'm already partaking in! Which are...

Thief of Time ~ Terry Pratchett
My Life In France ~ Julia Child
The Coyote Road ~ Ellen Datlow & Terri Windling


Le sigh. Can't help it; surround me with a few good titles, and I am utterly helpless.

Something tells me I best get reading.

Friday, January 29, 2010

Elizabeth Bennett, zombie slayer.



Yes, apparently I am still alive!

Well, not that anyone is around to read this, but...

...I'm here! I'm alive and all is well!

Woohoo!

A GREAT deal has transpired since my last puny posting in the summer (wow, that feels like a million years ago or so, doesn't it??) But...well, in short, I've no idea what is going to happen to this wee bloggity-blog of mine, but I've a feeling:

A MAJOR FACELIFT OF SOME SIZE SHAPE IS DUE.

On that note, I shall ask...any ideas? Hmm? Anyone? No?

Sigh. Thought so.

So, I'll get back to ya. Or...

...will I??

Saturday, June 6, 2009

Blog Posts via Cell Phone?!

Help!!!

Does anyone post via cell phone to their blog?!  I've been trying to get my Verizon Wireless cell set up, thought I did it right, created a picture-post, but....I'm still not seeing anything on my blog!  
*yes, I am horrible with technology*

Help!!

Thursday, June 4, 2009

15 Books In Fifteen Minutes!

This is a fun one that I just got tagged to do on Facebook, so, I thought it would make a great quick post (and no, don't have internet powers yet, darn it!)  Anyways, here how ya do it:  Don't take too long to think about it: fifteen books you've read that will always stick with you. Make sure it's the first fifteen you can recall in no more than 15 minutes. Re-post on your bloggity blogs if you're so inclined (I hope!) and let's see what everyone comes back with!

Here are my fifteen in fifteen:

1. The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury
2. Smoke & Mirrors by Neil Gaiman
3. The Once and Future King by T.H. White
4. David Copperfield by Charles Dickens
5. The Los Angeles Diaries by James Brown 
6. Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen
7. Different Seasons by Stephen King
8. Watership Down by Richard Adams
9. The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien
10. Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep by Philip K. Dick
11. Neromancer by William Gibson
12. Cages by Dave McKean
13. The House of Mirth by Edith Wharton
14. Clever Maids by Valerie Paradiz
15. Beloved by Toni Morrison