Forgive me, Playfriends, but I'm sick and exhausted and trapped under a book, so the brain isn't working quite right. I almost forgot to blog at all (and only remembered after I took the nice medication that will put me to sleep and end this long day. Typing is fun when you can't feel your fingers and your head is floating a foot above the rest of your body...)
So, I have no deep thoughts -- or the ability to think them either -- so I thought we'd play a game instead.
Grab the book closest to you.
Turn to page 123. (If the book doesn't have a page 123, turn to page 12)
Go to the first full paragraph on the page.
Find the second sentence and type it here in the comments section.
The box from Amazon with my new copies of Skye O'Malley (I will stalk Bertrice Small at conference for an autograph) is closest to me. So, let's see what Skye offers up...
"They were fluffy creatures who would amply fill the bill."
Wow. With all the fun stuff Skye O'Malley has to offer, page 123 is obviously not the best bit! That's kind of anticlimactic.
So play along. I have gifties (including my March book) for a winner!
18 comments:
There are endless variations around the particulars so we're going to have to generalize a lot. ~ The Nature of Reiki: A Path of Inclusion by John David Sparks.
Feel better.
"Eve wrapped her arms around Mercy's waist, laid her head on Mercy's tummy, and hugged her." Sanctuary by Beverly Barton. (The book is autographed to me, "The mother of the fabulous Kim")For whatever reason, I've been keeping the book close to my desk.
"He was far too inured to the ways of gentlemen." Secrets of a Scandalous Bride by Sophia Nash
I wasn't just talking about the severly mentally ill needing a psychiatrist; the walking wounded sometimes need professional help too.
Sister by Rosamund Lupton.
"Is it too much to ask that I could find someway to prove that I din't die too?"
Christie Ridgeway- Unravel Me
Sadly, I'm at work, so here goes:
"Key disciplines include GPS applications, spacecraft navigation and mission analysis, software development for navigation and mission design, scient data processing and analysis, information processing systems, ocean data-center applications, information technology, remote sensing, and Web applications."
- CMMI Guidelines for Process Integration & Product Improvement
Boy, my day job sounds fun, huh?
LOL Smarty Pants!
"What do you think you could do with this to make it pop?"
(He's talking about a car. :) )
Killing Me Softly by Maggie Shayne
Angel
"I don't want to hear about this tarot-reading bull."
A Girl, A Guy, and A Ghost. Patrica Mason.
He sits and opens the tackle box, and takes out a freezer bag full of special sand, then small vials of pale violet glue. -- "Book of The Dead" by Patricia Cornwell
Sorry, taking a teaching class this summer, so nothing terribly exciting in my textbook at hand, but I love a game...
"Periodically monitor the student's progress with decoding skills."
Good luck with everything!
The book closest to me was the phone book...yeah, I'm at work.
"Metal Concepts - Built to you specifications."
Exciting!
Instigator
Y'all are definitely showing a wide range of books! Love it!
"I have to consult with my supervisor..." - Two Against The Odds by Joan Kilby.
"While some texture patterns may be woven on these threadings, their major style of development is in the overshot weave." A Handweaver's Pattern Book by Marguerite Porter Davison
Hope you're feeling better soon!
Thus, not all entrepreneurs are driven soley by monetary gain, and the level of financial risk cannot be completely explained by profit opportunity.
Entrepreneurship, 6th e, Theory, Process, Practice
Interesting, huh?
Yes, at work also.
I hope you feel better.
He managed a quick turn that put his back to the wall and had the three of them circling him in front.
Starfire by Kate Douglas - I believe a sword fight is happening.
Get well soon.
She is sitting in an old-fashioned wing-backed chair that has been carried out to face the view across the fields and woods, Oxford a grey hazy smudge in the distance.
— From One Day by David Nicholls, a book club pick from a couple of months ago that I'm just now getting around to finishing.
there werent many were huters about .
sherrilyn kenyon unleash the night
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