HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY to all the Mom's out there.
Well, it's 2 o'clock in the morning and I'm up. Considering I fell asleep before nine, this shouldn't be a big surprise. Why did I fall asleep so early? My book light died and I was too lazy to go downstairs, my husband was watching TV in bed, Tombstone for the umpteenth time (for those of you who know my thoughts about The Godfather movies and JFK, Tombstone is fast approaching the "I hate this movie" level.--LOL)
For the first time in years, I've started reading category romances again. I've picked up 3 SIMs in the last week. They're quick reads and I'm finding I can get an entire book read in a sitting. Back when I worked full time and commuted I probably read 10 to 15 category romances a month, but of course, back then I was reading 40-50 books a month. Commuting is a gift to readers.
I got Alison Kent's attention with my "whining" about RTB, which I guess is a good thing. I know RTB is for all aspects of the "Romance" world, and I wasn't really complaining, I was trying to point out my perceptions didn't match RTB's concept. If we want our voices heard we really need to speak up.
Gee whiz, now I'm having an allergy attack. If I take Benadryl, I'll sleep right through Mothers's day. I'm going back to bed.
Have a great day, and happy reading.
1 comment:
Hi Anne--I hope you had a great Mother's Day.
At one point in my life, I loved all of these movies, but after seeing them hundreds of times (this is not an exaggeration), I'm sick of them. Right now he's beating "Tombstone", "Mississippi Burning", and "Ghost's of Mississippi" to death.
We have Ken Burns' "Civil War Series" on tape also, for SEVERAL years my husband would put this on at 10:00 at night, every single night. When he watches it now, I can still quote "Mary Chestnut".
Do you see a compulsion here??
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