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November 11, 2004
Bloodline
I’ve received thousands of emails asking me for an updated picture of Guido (not really, but who cares?), so here you go:
How am I supposed to fold these clothes? They’ll be crushed to pieces now! Thanks Church!
I have been putting my time and energy this week into another Sidney Sheldon book. I mentioned last week how wonderful Rage of Angels was. Imagine this: this book was even better than that one! Yes, it was hard for me to swallow too, but I just completed Bloodline and it was fantastic! The plot was intricately woven to perfection, the characters were beyond interesting, and the locations abounded!
I got lucky a few weeks ago and bought a bunch of his books dirt cheap, so now I have at least three more to read not to mention the three stacks of other books on my end table. Well, at least I can say that I do try to keep up. Some people wish that they had time to read and do housework or other things instead. I like to forget everything else and read. After all, what will build my mind: housework or reading? You only go around once in this world, so take advantage of the time you have to do the things that make you truly happy!
Posted by tami at November 11, 2004 3:57 PM
Comments
I agree - what will be more memorable when you are old and sitting in a chair - the hours o fdusting or the books you have read? No comparison!
Posted by: Miss L at November 12, 2004 2:30 PM
Here's another thought - if I got a dog, would that be a good excuse not to do my ironing?
Posted by: Miss L at November 14, 2004 5:29 PM
Oh, I can't wait to be free to throw myself into a good books again! We're in the final stages of the kitchen work and we're picking up our used livingroom furniture tomorrow. We got a steal on 3 pieces: a couch and two chairs, probably from the 60's or so. They've got great lines and I can't wait to snuggle down in one of the chairs and read. So, I should check out Sidney Sheldon next time I peruse the library?
Posted by: gw at November 15, 2004 4:36 PM