Is it possible to feel sorry for a book who's only reviews online are by Harriet Klausner?
Just started reading a book with an excellent first chapter and tried to hedge my bets by trying to find reviews of it. Does it live up to the first chapter? Does the writing die off?
So I guess I'll have to suck it up, throw away my internet crutch and actually read the darn thing my self.
Interesting that I didn't know that I had gotten into the habit of reading reviews of a book I'm reading. Don't do it for all books--does it mean that the book didn't hold my attention as much as I though it did?
Happy New Year!!
Saturday, December 31, 2005
Friday, December 30, 2005
It's still raining...
and there's not much more to report.
Although I will be ever so glad when my adorable children find themselves back in school during the day.
{sarcasm} Locking them in their rooms until school starts again is wrong, why?
Although I will be ever so glad when my adorable children find themselves back in school during the day.
{sarcasm} Locking them in their rooms until school starts again is wrong, why?
Thursday, December 29, 2005
Rain, Rain, Go away
Someday soon the rain will stop.
Gotta love sunny California--rain, mudslides, landslides. Mmmm Hmmm.
When it really starts pouring like this, we also have problems with "vermin" coming into the house to stay dry and warm. (Hey! It's MY house, you guys!) So far, no ants, but last night husband saw a mouse skitter across the bedroom floor.
So that means sweeping, vacuuming, clearing out the pantry, caulking one more time around the furnace vents where they usually squeeeeeze in, and setting traps.
On the other hand, the house isn't threatened by mudslides, so I guess I can deal with one confused mouse.
Edited to add: It's only ONE mouse, right?
Gotta love sunny California--rain, mudslides, landslides. Mmmm Hmmm.
When it really starts pouring like this, we also have problems with "vermin" coming into the house to stay dry and warm. (Hey! It's MY house, you guys!) So far, no ants, but last night husband saw a mouse skitter across the bedroom floor.
So that means sweeping, vacuuming, clearing out the pantry, caulking one more time around the furnace vents where they usually squeeeeeze in, and setting traps.
On the other hand, the house isn't threatened by mudslides, so I guess I can deal with one confused mouse.
Edited to add: It's only ONE mouse, right?
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