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yes, to the point where if I have to go really bad, I've still ran around the house looking for a book. my partner calls me Grandpa when she catches me reading in the loo.

I "read" Uncle Tom's Cabin in like grade 4. I remember not understanding it. I just ordered it from the library though, I'll join in.

i like her hair...

And The Band Played On by Randy Shilts 4/5 Hannibal Rising by Thomas Harris 3/5 Soul Kitchen by Poppy Z. Brite 3.5/5 The Girls by Lori Lansens 4.5/5

I'd vote BUT I don't know what an annual is. Where are you opening your store? Congratulations by the way! You're going to be living my dream!

By Octover 2, 1985, the morning Rock Hudson died, the word was familar to almost every household in the Western world. - And The Band Played On by Randy Shilts

Drag King Dreams by Leslie Feinberg Freakonomics ~ Levitt, Steven D. Rise and Shine ~ Quindlen, Anna Girls Guide to Hunting & Fishing ~ Bank, Melissa Couldn`t Keep It To Myself ~ Lamb, Wally Sickened ~ Gregory, Julie Harry Potter and the Dealthy Hallows ~ Rowling, J. K.

I don't know for sure, but I think it might have been me that read the same book twice in one day. I did that with Life of Pi, but other than that, lately I really don't re read at all. The only exception being Barbara Kingsolver's Prodigal Summer which I do read about one-two times a year.

maybe Patricia Cornwell actually.

On my tummy on the floor on top of a big pillow my mom made me, or on my bed on my tummy with a couple pillows.

Ember Swift & Ani DiFranco!

You end up having to work into your budget your library fines because you missed five books and now owe the library your first born child but not borrowing isn't an option.

I've just started this today, hope to finish it by the weekend.

mmmmm, cake. Thanks guys!

I generally read a chic lit or two a month. It's a nice, fluffy respite from some of the heavier stuff I read. I LOVED Devil Wear's Prada and enjoyed Nanny Diaries, even the Shopaholic books. Bridget seems to have kind of been the original Chic Lit book for me.

The Shadow of the Wind ~ Ruiz Zafón, Carlos Money: A Memoir ~ Perle, Liz Everything in its Place ~ Summers, Marc The Undomestic Goddess ~ Kinsella, Sophie Never Let Me Go ~ Ishiguro, Kazuo Eat, Pray, Love ~ Gilbert, Elizabeth (this was FANTASTIC)

Who here eats organic? To what extent? Why? What got you started? We eat probably 75% organic. Because it's better for us and the planet. Also, I buy a lot of locally grown/raised meat and produce because I really like supporting local farmers. The organic store I buy from gives 70% back to...

Self Evident by Ani DiFranco is the first thing that comes to mind.

Um.. there was a lot of new stuff. She also played Swan Dive, Coming Up, Shamless (!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!) Evolve, she opened with God's Country (fitting seeing as I live in the Canadian prairies) I can't really remember much else. She just had a baby though!

granted, but it's all Hungarian translations of Goosebumps, Fear Street and The Babysitters Club. Oh and Sweet Valley High. I wish it was Friday.