Author: Pamie
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last call for the mississippi book drive
This is the last day to donate to Dewey’s book drive for the Harrison County Library System. I am beyond proud to report that in just over two months, we sent 1835 books, cds and DVDs and over $2700. Thanks to everybody who gave, spread the word, and then came back and gave again. You…
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This Just In
[readermail] From: amanda.xxxx@xxxxxx.com Subject: your blog You’re not funny. You are an intolerant, ignorant “ugly American,” and it’s people like you that give the rest of us a bad name. With loud-mouthed people like you, it’s no wonder so many foreigners can’t stand us. Nice try with the observational humor, but you’re just plain not…
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because i feel stuff.
To put it mildly, I’ve been dealing with an overabundance of feelings. Apparently this is all very healthy and normal, and I’m handling it with the closest I can come to grace. “Grace,” for me, is crying until snot falls, flailing around my bed like an angry pre-teen, whining to any friend who will listen…
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review: Chaos Theory
“Not everyone can write something that will make you laugh and cry in the same chapter. I loved it. I know it’s one of those books that I will grab off my shelf again when I need something good to read.” [Read the full review] Thank you, Sherry.
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Dewey’s Last Call
We’re wrapping it up on the book drive for Harrison County, so we thought we’d offer one last contest for those of you who haven’t had a chance to send a donation.
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the top model strike continues
At the strike last Friday, I was babbling to Eric about how I sometimes put the post of the sign at the top of my hip. “It’s my strike hip,” I explained. “Why doesn’t anyone else use their strike hip?” Eric pulled out his camera. “Okay. Give me your best Top Model pose,” he said.…
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book tour info: san francisco
From my inbox: >> > The following event is confirmed: >> > >> > DATE: Thursday, September 7, 2006 >> > TIME: 7pm >> > LOCATION: >> > Borders Books and Music #57 >> > 400 Post Street >> > San Francisco, CA 94102 Union Square, people. The last time I was there, AB and…
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review: EDGE Providence
“As with Why Girls Are Weird, the story is told in a semi-diary format. And, as with The Odyssey, the main character goes on a hero’s journey of growth and discovery. Okay, that second part is actually true, but I mostly threw it in so I could be the first reviewer to put a ‘chick…