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You dirty boy you!

This thread is developing a bit of a reputation out "there". One thing you have going for you is that you are a student. Life may seem tough or hectic for you but BELIEVE me it's the best time of your life because, contrary to your feelings it's all about you right now. I think Ions, in his...

Shalimar the Clown - Salman Rushdie Thought he was going to be all hype and no substance. I really don't even know why I bought the book. I loved it and have bought others of his since.

more like lizard claws (started Seeing today Sophia)

Ohhhhh secret santa sounds great!

Your nuts are looking a little red you'd better slow down on the fiddling there little hamster.;)

Darwin and the Barnacle - Rebecca Stott

Happy birthday SillyWabbit, you Galactic Space bunny you.

Welcome back. We're glad to see you!

I've been staring at Murakami's Kafka on the Shore (which sits right next to this computer) for abot 6 weeks. It's getting very close to the top of my TBR pile.

I agree with everything you are all saying but there does have to be a bit of self-responsibiity and in the case of minors, parental responsibility. I'm not saying it's not terribly difficult to resist caving under so much outside pressure but nevertheless.

I get in but the page loads "done but with errors" everytime.

his lover's naked calves

I do not bowl but I have such found memories of my late grandmother bowling. She was very good and even made it to a local tv show here called Candlepins for Cash a few times. Plus who the heck dosen't love those shoes?

Come on now I'm a woman of my word. Beside Nabokov is going much faster than I anticipated. (and I'm loving it)

By next weekend I promise.;)

Pregnancy and Toxoplasmosis: What’s the Risk? Every once in a while I’ll get a phone call from some newly pregnant mother, in tears because someone told her she had to give up her beloved cat. What these mothers have heard about is a disease called Toxoplasmosis which can have devastating...

I worked all last weekend so I plan on doing as little as possible. Potenially an antique fair on Saturday but other than that reading and drinking wine are about the most active I plan on being.

Well I've finished up. I'll admit that this book requires some commitment to complete, but in finishing JSMN I feel as if I've read a classic. It really is a beautiful book. I loved the typically english setting, dark, spooky castles, rolling countryside, mischevious faeries, all of it. The...

I'm right there with you Sophia, after I get Speak, Memory out of the way ;)