I was poking around Danielle’s blog ‘A Work in Progress’ the other day and as usual, came away with a bunch of books I want to read. A topic on her blog was a list of mysteries and crime novels she wanted to read (I’m not sure, they might have been library loot but I think some of them were ones she bought with gift cards and whenever she mentions gift cards I get just a li...
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TheLibraryLadder on 4th Mar 2010 (via thelibraryladder.blogspot.com)
I tell myself not to feel guilty over buying books (especially when I get them with gift cards), but I can't help but feel just a tiny tinge of guilt. Actually it's not so much the act of buying them...
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AWorkInProgress on 26th Feb 2010 (via danitorres.typepad.com)
A couple of these books came as nice surprises, but the others are more purchases with my gift cards. I have a birthday coming up so my gift card stock (such as it is) will be replenished. If I just...
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AWorkInProgress on 15th Feb 2010 (via danitorres.typepad.com)
J-F had asked me to pack playing cards, and, well, I forgot. On some level I was thinking, "Why would we need cards on vacation in Cuba?! There are other, better ways to spend our time." On the whole, I think I was right. We survived the tedium of the airport; it was only once we'd reached our final destination, when we saw some people playing cards at a table in the hotel lobby, that he was ...
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MagnificentOctopus on 12th Feb 2010 (via magnificentoctopus.blogspot.com)
(View entire post here) For many, Valentine's Day is a time to celebrate romance. For others, it's a time to panic. What to give that special someone that perfectly captures the way you feel about him or her? There are the staples: flowers, candy, cards--but what about thinking outside the box? Actions often speak louder than words. Or roses, or chocolate.&nbs...
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PenguinBlogUSA on 12th Feb 2010 (via us.penguingroup.com)