Here’s a thing that I also did last year, in which one takes the first sentence of the first post of every month from one’s blog and puts them in one handy-dandy post.
I hope you have a very happy New Year. And a happy Hogmanay, too, if that’s your thing.
OK, so there aren’t really 2,007 questions. They’re questions about 2007! It’s The All & Sundry Annual Year-End Meme Thing! Woo-ha!
In last year’s reading list post, I said I was going to try to read fewer books in 2007. That didn’t happen, but I did make a concentrated effort to pay more attention to what I read this year. I didn’t do as well as I’d hoped at writing down what I liked or didn’t
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We gave my brother Justin a t-shirt from Threadless for Christmas. He liked it so much that he’d already ordered it for himself, months ago! So now I have to find a replacement shirt for him. And I’d like you to help me choose one!
So you can make an informed decision, here are a few
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Thanks to the wonder that is Google Analytics, we are pleased to present to you:
The Top Ten Posts of 2007
10. Parting shots
Apparently I wasted my time at the bench. I should have just been party-planning.
9. Of all the stupid …
There is not room in my hormonal brain to deal with this right now.
8. 13 Songs
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Markus Zusak’s The Book Thief is a devastating novel. It’s categorized as a young adult book, but please don’t let that stop you from reading it.
Here’s a bit of the Washington Post review that made me want to pick it up:
Death, it turns out, is not proud.
The narrator of “The Book Thief” is many
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5minutesformom.com is giving away a year’s worth of popcorn and movies! Go toss your name in the hat!
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