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The summer of 1962, the year of the pie fair, I was wild for baseball. -- World of Pies by Karen Stolz

Pretty much, the piccolo is just smaller and more difficult to keep in tune. My band director used to tell us this joke: How do you get two piccolo players to play in tune? ... Shoot one of them! :eek: :D

I play the piccolo, flute, piano, guitar, and harmonica. :D I'd love to learn the violin but I just don't have the time...

Michael Jackson - 1986... I was only 8, okay? ;)

Yep, and it's even worse when you have an obsession with buying books when you already have tons on your bookshelf which haven't yet been read! :D

The Day the World Came to Town: 9/11 in Gander, Newfoundland by Jim DeFede (10/10) My Little Blue Dress by Bruno Maddox (3/10) Prospect Street by Emilie Richards (8/10) Roads Not Taken by Gardner Dozois & Stanley Schmidt (6/10)

I hit the jackpot today at our local used book store: Nectar: A Novel of Temptation by Lily Prior Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress by Dai Sijie The Italian Secretary by Caleb Carr A Short History of Tractors in Ukranian by Marina Lewycka Dissolution by C. J. Sansom The Canterbury...

The old wood cabin sat alone, surrounded by trees and darkness. -- Term Limits by Vince Flynn

The Age of Aquarius - Fifth Dimension

Here It Goes Again - OK Go

Is there a club for us? I love to try new things. I usually only stick with like 1 out of 20, though. Life is great when it's full of variety! :D

This Is How We Do It - Montell Jordan

Break Down Here - Julie Roberts

Like a lot of little girls back then in that part of the world I viewed the future with a certain lack of enthusiasm, though for a different set of reasons than the rest of them. -- from "My Little Blue Dress" by Bruno Maddox

I think you might be pleasantly surprised. I wouldn't call her stuff chick-lit, at least not in the normal sense. I've only listened to one of her audiobooks (My Sister's Keeper) and although it was heartwrenching, it was very well-written, in my opinion. Let us know what you think of The...

I loved the film - haven't read the book. Who needs to read the book when you can watch Colin Firth for two hours? ;)

I saw The Black Dahlia last Friday. Very dark (of course, what would you expect?) and a little difficult to follow, but the acting was rather good. There were a few parts I wish I'd been warned about beforehand. I'm not very squeamish, but I had to close my eyes a couple of times.

Silver Inches - Enya

The Devil Went Down to Georgia - Charlie Daniels

Lay You Down - Conway Twitty (Yes, it's on my iPod. Do not laugh.)