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Sunday, December 21, 2008
Sunday Salon, White Christmas in Connecticut
When you're a teacher there is nothing like a snow day to give back a little bit of your childhood and a few memories of waking up to hear that school was closed. Friday, was one of those special days of simple quiet solitude spent reading while the snow covered the ground like a thick layer of whipped cream over a chocolate cake. You love the whipped cream, but then too much can make you feel sick. When morning came and I looked out at fourteen inches plus, images of shoveling began to appear as the dawn of my awakening brain thought, "Too much whipped cream for sure!!!" But like whipped cream, you still eat too much and love every bite no matter how sick you feel afterwords. So as I wake up this morning to more snow I smile thinking of another day of peace, solitude, reading time and sharing Sunday Salon. I'll worry about the shoveling later. Who knows, maybe we'll get another snow day.
Congratulations Jessica James for Shades of Gray
Shades of Gray has moved to #3 on Amazon's Romance/Historical category.This book is one of my top picks for 2008. (See my review)
This Weeks Reads
Lima Nights
by Marie Arana This book had me flipping pages frantically expecting a great finish, as the author crafted increasing suspense. As the story ended, I felt like I ran into a brick wall. Lima Nights is a wonderful sensual love story depicting racial and class prejudice and society’s intolerance. Arana’s obsessive lovers, have an allure and chemistry that will steam glass with their passion. (Complete Review)
The Common Bond
by Donigan Merritt- Review next week
The Year the Swallows Came Early
by Kathryn Fitzmaurice-Review next week The Scramble for Africa by Steven Fake and Kevin Funk-Review next week (Awesome, compelling, needed overview of the crisis in Dafur. Extremely well researched with extensive bibliography for further study.)
Very snowy here in NJ too! My parents are starting to get cabin fever but I'm enjoying it after my time in England, where the snow never sticks for more than a day.
The King's Daughter by Sandra Worth is on my nightstand too - here's hoping it's a good one!
I was totally snowed in until early yesterday afternoon when the guy who shoveled my driveway on Friday FINALLY came back with MY shovel that he took home with him.
5 comments:
Very snowy here in NJ too! My parents are starting to get cabin fever but I'm enjoying it after my time in England, where the snow never sticks for more than a day.
The King's Daughter by Sandra Worth is on my nightstand too - here's hoping it's a good one!
I'm having a snow day in Boston too- the school I work for cancelled class today. Yay! :-) Very nice to be home!
we were snowed in here this weekend too. Its so pretty to look at though :)
Enjoy your reading.
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I was totally snowed in until early yesterday afternoon when the guy who shoveled my driveway on Friday FINALLY came back with MY shovel that he took home with him.
No snow here but it got quite cold a few times! Then it warmed back up of course...
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