I have spent a disturbing amount of time on this website today: [link] It's "Fine Lines", described as
Welcome to 'Fine Lines', the Friday feature in which we give a sentimental, sometimes-critical, far more wizened look at the children's and YA books we loved in our youth. This week, writer / reviewer / blogger Lizzie Skurnick reads . . .
(this past week was The Long Winter by Laura Ingalls Wilder)
Several of my obscure childhood favorites are on the list, as well as many well known books. I've had a fun afternoon reminiscing, thought that the Bitches might enjoy it as well.
Hip~ma for your mother, P-C! I had a boss whose 80-yo mum had a hip replaced and was bowling within a month. They truly are bionic these days.
Trudy, great news about the little boy! Lots more recovery~ma for him so he gets out of the hospital quick.
Vortex! What an excellent blog. I'm reading the
Wolves of Willoughby Chase
entry RIGHT now!
Hip~ma for the P-C ma. She needs to be all ready to dance at your wedding, dude.
Hip~ma for your ma, P-C. I daresay I know where her shiny, new hip was made. If it's Zimmer, DePuy or Biomet, I could probably vouch for the quality.
And now I stagger forth, dazed, from Vortex's link.
Deenie. The Long Summer. The Grounding of Group Six.
This YA blogger is Hard. Core.
::looks at clock::
Um. What happened to the entire rest of the day?
Tons of hip~ma and post-op~ma to P-C's soon-to-be bionic mom.
If it's Zimmer, DePuy or Biomet, I could probably vouch for the quality.
Hee! I'll try to find out where it's from.
Thanks for the ~ma! The operation went well, and she's recovering in some sort of pimped-out recovery room.
Um. What happened to the entire rest of the day?
exactly. Knew you all would love it.
Hip-mom~ma girly-parts~ma etc.~ma {{{Bitches}}}
{{{{{Kristin}}}}} hi-jack anytime you need to.
{{{{{Bitches}}}}}
I'm finally home. I'm exhausted and got nothing left. No one does drama quite like high schoolers. I need a vacation.
