Michelle @ Folly Beach
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December 2007
Sorry. Still Alive. Thanks
I’ve been meaning to blog, really. I have. I was going to blog about the kids and Christmas and the teens at CVS pouring over the articles about Jamie Lynn and I was going to blog about Bhutto but now I’m not.
‘Cause even though The Plague is slowly releasing its hold on me, and I feel tons better – I still feel like crud and I’m wicked busy with work and we’re at the beach in this really fantastic beach house and all of my family is close by, (well except Chris, and he raked leaves at my house yesterday so I’m going to bring him lots of gifts when we go home).
So yea, still alive, thanks for asking. Light blogging at least ’til I get this resolutions post written, projects launched and contracts created. After that, we’ll see.
Photos and video are coming, that I can promise. New camera and loads of Flip Videos to share. Wii Boogie, hysterical to video tape – just sayin…
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links for 2007-12-25
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Together with a group of friends, she set out to make that dream a reality. And they did! This year, the third year of the project, The Slippah Project went to Mayor Wright Homes, Kamehameha Homes and Ka’ahumnu Homes before finishing up on the Waianae C
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Nature Girl
We started listening to Nature Girl on audio, a couple of weeks ago, and right as we’re about to enter chapter 2, the CD went crazy. Huge, deep gash. Bah! I returned it to the library and reserved the print copy, picked it back up again late last week and another book on my A to Z challenge list is in the can!
You should know I’m not really a Carl Hiaasen fan. I like him well enough but I prefer Chris Moore – it’s the zombie and vampire factor. Since not everyone can include zombies and sequined love nuns in their books, I don’t mind reading the occasional Hiaasen and Nature Girl was a good one. (Though errr, I was always waiting for the zombies to show up. Or a talking fruit bat. Or something.)
I like Honey. I also liked Euginie and Tigertail. Good characters. They should return to another book some day. (I see Tigertail is a relative of an “older” character”. Interesting. I haven’t read enough Hiaasen to have known that.)
links for 2007-12-23
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OK nod to the person who made me laugh this morning.
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links for 2007-12-22
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Lesbian parented families make up about 4% of families in the U.S. (In 2005 that equaled about 5 million families with about 22 million children, but who’s counting.) So a lesbian mom blogger would be expected to capture a readership of about the same p
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Crawfish Mountain
I probably would have enjoyed Crawfish Mountain more if I didn’t have The Plague, wasn’t also listening to/reading Nature Girl, and the cover didn’t say something like “The Cajun version of Hiaasen”. ‘Cause Ken Wells’ other novels might remind people of Hiaasen but this one – not so much.