As much fun as I have had recording the details of my life on this blog, for personal reasons (mainly lack of time), I will be changing the format of the blog and making it private. Starting on April 15, I will only be posting photos and captions. Also, on that date, I will make this blog private. If you would still like to access this blog, you will need to email me for the password. You can also comment on this link and I will send a password to you.
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Rod and I became friends during our first semester of law school and, after two years of skiing, biking, climbing, and entertaining together, we became more than friends.
I fell for him the first time he called me "Darlin" in his Southern accent. We share a mutual love of the outdoors and for adventure sports. More importantly, we make each other laugh. When he asked me to marry him, I saw our whole lives together . . .
I fell for him the first time he called me "Darlin" in his Southern accent. We share a mutual love of the outdoors and for adventure sports. More importantly, we make each other laugh. When he asked me to marry him, I saw our whole lives together . . .
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Snow Falling on Cedars
Rammer Jammer Yellow Hammer. So far really funny.
The Emperor's Children. SO slow. I wonder if I will ever finish this book.
Just finished:
Shadow of the Wind: One of my favorite books of the year.
In the Woods: a well-written page turner.
The Handmaid's Tale: Well written and very original. I couldn't put it down.
Dark Star Safari: Slow at the beginning, but picks up. Very well written and an interesting viewpoint about aide to Africa.
Dragon Tattoo trilogy: I got sucked in very quickly.
The Help: Another favorite of the year.
Atlas Shrugged: Amazed that such a dull subject matter could be such a page turner (except for the last section)
The Beach: Really quick read. Raises interesting questions about "off the beaten path" tourism.
Complete Persepolis: Great! I was surprised to be so moved by something that looks like a comic book.
My Horizontal Life: Funny. Quick read.
All the Pretty Horses. McCarthy has an incredible talent for describing a scene in a way that you would never have thought of, but which helps you visualize the scene with incredible detail.
Revolutionary Road. Beautifully written, but painful.
Fool. Raunchy and hilarious. A much happier version of King Lear.
Sarah's Key. Convenient and SOOOOOOOO predictable.
Want to read:
Tethered
Blood Meridian
The 19th Wife
Of Human Bondage
Cutting the Stone
100 Years 100 Novels One List
100 Best Novels
Pulitzer Prize Winners for Fiction
Rammer Jammer Yellow Hammer. So far really funny.
The Emperor's Children. SO slow. I wonder if I will ever finish this book.
Just finished:
Shadow of the Wind: One of my favorite books of the year.
In the Woods: a well-written page turner.
The Handmaid's Tale: Well written and very original. I couldn't put it down.
Dark Star Safari: Slow at the beginning, but picks up. Very well written and an interesting viewpoint about aide to Africa.
Dragon Tattoo trilogy: I got sucked in very quickly.
The Help: Another favorite of the year.
Atlas Shrugged: Amazed that such a dull subject matter could be such a page turner (except for the last section)
The Beach: Really quick read. Raises interesting questions about "off the beaten path" tourism.
Complete Persepolis: Great! I was surprised to be so moved by something that looks like a comic book.
My Horizontal Life: Funny. Quick read.
All the Pretty Horses. McCarthy has an incredible talent for describing a scene in a way that you would never have thought of, but which helps you visualize the scene with incredible detail.
Revolutionary Road. Beautifully written, but painful.
Fool. Raunchy and hilarious. A much happier version of King Lear.
Sarah's Key. Convenient and SOOOOOOOO predictable.
Want to read:
Tethered
Blood Meridian
The 19th Wife
Of Human Bondage
Cutting the Stone
100 Years 100 Novels One List
100 Best Novels
Pulitzer Prize Winners for Fiction
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Countdown To July 12, 2008 at 6:30:
3 comments:
I would love to keep reading up on your fun and exciting life! If you're good with that, you can send me an invite to hollowayfam(at)yahoo(dot)com
boo. I can't access private blogs. Boo. But I can access it through one of our mutual friends...so hopefully you send the password to one of them too!
I also want to keep up my friend. Keep me in the loop at melissa.bean@comcast.net. Cheers. M
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