Simple Social VWT - Thanks for riding it was great getting to know you lovely ladies

[KelJo]

a favourite book would be hard to pick, I read a lot and have a lot of fav's...but I don't like anything scary or gory..lol

[tthomp47]

Wow Anna Michele, your mail comes early in the morning!

[bargain_hunter_lola]

I agree, only one book? lol

I read a lot of James Patterson, he seems to just pump out the books! I also like: Mariah Stewart, Dean Koontz, Mitch Albom, Cassandra Clarke, Stephen Woodworth (Violet Eyes Series).

[tthomp47]

Hmmmm...books, eh? I'm not a constant reader; more of a fad reader.
ie. i read 50 shades, the twilight series, anything that gets big hype i tend to read.
Otherwise, I've liked: Memoirs of a geisha (a trillion times better than the terrible movie), The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Life of Pi (amazing), cant think of too many others that I really liked offhand.

[LuvToUseCoupons]

Do tell

OK. I will.
If I have to pick my favorite author of all time it would be Penny Jordan loved her. But she passed away (Dec.2011). But over the last 20 years or so I have really grown to love Lynne Graham.
Emma Darcy isn't bad either (I do prefer the stuff she wrote with her late husband Frank) I loved that they were a couple writing a book together, you felt it from both sides.

[sheetsofemptycanvas]

I read a lot of the "fad" books too. I'm a book behind in the House of Night series, need to catch up on it!!

Favorite authors- I love John Grisham (I've read all of his books, numerous times), Nora Roberts (even the old school romance novels when she was writing for Harlequin- not crazy about her J.D Robb stuff), Mary Higgins Clark.

I can't wait to read Life of Pi!

Another favorite book is "She's Come Undone" by Wally Lamb.

[julesm14]

So glad there is finally a light for you at the end of this tunnel.
You'll be fine.... physically that is. Emotionally you'll ALWAYS carry it with you. But with time it does get easier. Time really is a great healer...eventually it doesn't hurt as much (at least most days).
Eventually after you are heal physically and are able to... go ahead and try again.
It will all work out, believe that, trust that, and know that once day soon, you'll have your little one in your arms for always (he/she won't know why you'll hug and kiss them so much, but you will).
All the best, and if you ever need to talk, vent, or ask anything you think I'm might be able to shed some light on, just ask..I'm here. Take care of you.

Thank you so much, I am so lucky/glad I am part of this site and have the support of all you amazing women.

Isn't it nice to get good news for a change! Good luck to you, prayers being said that the surgery goes well

And thanks... I spend too much time doing word games like that, except for jumbles- I suck at those HAHA

Yes Sheets we were due for some good news
I am riding the pampered ladies package train too
I got a super awesome package from Missbee yesterday too!!!!!!
It was a great day

Wow Anna Michele, your mail comes early in the morning!

Yeah Anna has something going on with cp for suresy!!!!! LOL


Oh favorite book
I think the twilight series

[LuvToUseCoupons]

Oh my, I bow down to you, LuvToUseCoupons!

Favorite book- A Time To Kill, by John Grisham, is one of my all time favorites and I can read it over and over again. I LOVE The Green Mile, I read that one in a night... yes, I pulled an all nighter to finish a book! I read any time I get the chance

Thanks sheets. The sad thing is I found more words.
I had to tell myself give it up. Enough time spent on that today.

I use to spent a lot of nights up reading a whole book, people were always in awe that I would start and finish a book in a day. I still do it sometimes (if it's a good one I'm not stopping until I read it all) but not as often as I use to. I fine that as I'm getting older I do need some sleep. lol

[sheetsofemptycanvas]

I have to force myself to stop reading at night! I can still read a book in a day if I'm really into it.

Oh, and I found more words too lol

[Anna Michele]

ok since you ladies love these puzzles so much here's another one just for fun
how many can you find in
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[Venuila]

Hmmmm...books, eh? I'm not a constant reader; more of a fad reader.
ie. i read 50 shades, the twilight series, anything that gets big hype i tend to read.
Otherwise, I've liked: Memoirs of a geisha (a trillion times better than the terrible movie), The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Life of Pi (amazing), cant think of too many others that I really liked offhand.

LOVED Memoirs of a Geisha! Was extremely disappointed with the movie too. It's always like that when the make movies based on books though.
The Help is another one of my fave books. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo series

[Venuila]

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[Shop Girl]

Shop Girl, how old are your girls? I can't wait to take my kids to Disney, but am not sure what the best age is? On one hand I want to take them early while they're into the characters and everythign is so magical for them. On the other, I want to wait until they are big enough to actually go on all of the rides. Who know if we'll get to go twice...
I'd love your input!

DDs are 8 and almost 5, surprising my youngest is tall enough for all but 2 rides, space mountain and indiana jones, it's insane, there's no way she'll go on a lot of the bigger ones, like tower or terror (an elevator ride where you drop), she's only 43 inches!

I'll let you know after the trip how it all goes but I think we just hit the age where anytime now and onwards would be good!!

[Shop Girl]

Ahhh I loved the Twilight Series, Memoirs of a Geisha and the Help too!!

[CouponLadybird]

Another favorite book is "She's Come Undone" by Wally Lamb.

I'm reading that right now

I don't think I can pick one.....I read a lot...I set a goal every year of reading 52 books and usually succeed