v1978lp's blog

Hey everyone,

This is for the eHarlequin oracles.....I'm hoping that you guys have an answer for me. 

I've been customizing and playing with my blogger blog and I've added a Favorite Sites Link List. Is it ok (legal/ethical/etc) to include eHarlequin in the list?  I would think that it would be, but I'm not sure.

Help!!

Thanks,

Vikki 

I've not been blogging or visiting the site for the last week or so, but I have a very good reason!!!  I'm an aunt!  Hunter weighs 7 lbs 14 oz and is 19 1/2 inches long.   He's incredibly cute and I just adore him! 

I was talking to a friend of mine yesterday about being single. She's married.  Our conversation digressed from talking about a wedding that she's going to be in next year to me listing my must-haves and would-love-to-haves in a man. I'm not sure how it got there, but I think it had to do with set-ups and blind dates.

Not doing as well as I hoped, but I'm hosting a write-in on Saturday with friends.

I'm having a moviefest lately with a focus on Jane Austen. I adore her books and have since I was a teenager.  I've watched the BBC versions of Mansfield Park and Sense and Sensibility. The BBC version of Pride and Prejudice (the best) and the Kiera Knightly version (too short to do the book justice).

I had a hard time finding books in the TBR for this challenge, but I think I've found them..

Here are the ones that intend to read. 

1. Dead Witch Walking by Kim Harrison (bought the first weekend in March!)

2. Dawn in Eclipse Bay by Jayne Anne Krentz. My first one by her as herself if that makes sense.

I didn't make my goal yesterday. I was busy with a million things including work (that little thing that pays the billis)! I got up and started wrting today. Hoping to play catch-up and get a lot done today.

I was just reading Penn's blog on LM Montgomery and it got me to thinking about my reading habits as a child. I'm a little embarassed to admit this but I was an obsessive reader.

Let me give you a couple of examples.