misspiggy's commentsComments On: EverythingArticles Blogs Journals Photos created by: Everyonemisspiggy In Cases of Divorce, Who Gets the Books? - Blog Entry22 Dec 2006 07:44 PM Your sense of humor is always refreshing and fun to read. The Books of Jack Weyland - Blog Entry16 Dec 2006 10:08 AM Jack showed the LDS people that is was possible to write about seemingly boring lifestyles, such as many think us, and have fascinating stories. A Mother's Influence: Raising Children to Change the World - Margaret D. Nadauld - Blog Entry10 Dec 2006 07:41 PM I couldn't agree more with your conclusions, Tristi. Raising a family is the single most important job in the world, and also the one most guarenteed to wear you down and make you question your value. It's 24/7 , like water dripping in the infamous Chinese water torture. That's why you constantly need encouragement. Hats off to the book in review and it's author, and to you, Tristi. for making it more visible to more mothers. Author Review - Dick Francis - Blog Entry04 Dec 2006 03:00 PM Thank you for that info on one of my very favorite authors!! I didn't know all that about him. Like Agatha Christie, he'll die someday, and the world will the poorer for it. The Books of Dick Francis - Blog Entry04 Dec 2006 02:55 PM Dick Francis is one of my favorite authors and I never lose an opportunity to read one of his. I think I've read each one. Some I buy so they can be read again, and sometimes, again. Thanks for the review!! How Fast Do You Read? - Blog Entry27 Nov 2006 08:28 PM Thank you for the info on learning how to increase reading speed. I know my own time to do anything at all seems to be decreasing all the time, and any help I can get to help me maximize my effeicency ( or spelling) is appreciatied!! Laura: Murder Most Foul Among The Upper Crust - Blog Entry27 Nov 2006 12:09 AM This film is one of my all time favs. I bought it and watch it on a fairly regular basis. All of the charactors are interesting and well played. There is suspense that can be felt and never lets up. When you find Laura actually in danger again and see who it is, that is the best part. Of course, the detective falling for her by seeing her portrait is very romantic. One thing always bothered me about it tho.. why dosen't anyone, and I mean anyone ever seem to be really glad that she isn't really dead? Thanks for the details about the making of this movie, they will add to my enjoyment next time I watch it. The theme music has become such a standard esp in jazz, and is also a favorite of mine. Interview with author Tristi Pinkston - Blog Entry26 Nov 2006 11:18 PM Tristi Pinkston is my very favorite author and I was glad to see her interview. As usual. she blends information with a unique brand of humor. I. too. would like to see her next books in print very soon, so I can read and savor them and see them on my shelves to be re-read as I wish. Author Interview -- Candace Salima - Blog Entry26 Nov 2006 11:06 PM An excellent and interesting interview. It makes me want to read more of Candace's books. I have read her first, and look forward to the sequel. Dead on Arrival - Jeffrey Savage - Blog Entry26 Nov 2006 10:55 PM I enjoyed this book tho it was slow going at first. I kept wondering where it could be going, and was perplexed thru most of it, which is a good thing for this kind of book. I didn't like the very end because it left you hanging way too much, and when that happens the next book needs to be close at hand, or the author, so you can take a poke at him. |
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