Nici

Yep it happens to me.....and unfortunately I still seem to have lost it.

With having the group, it's intesting to see what books we have in common!

Iv'e joined the group - what a great idea! And replied to your message

I won't be able to do my reading outside the school for much longer as come September Robbie will be walking to and from school (yay - no more school run!) and i will be increasing my work hours, so I will have to try and sqeeze in half an hour somewhere else in my day.....

I read when I have time, which unfortunately is not very often at the moment. I read every afternoon in the car outside the school for half an hour, and then any more than that is a bonus! In the summer I tend to read more as I will sit in the garden reading, however when I am indoors I find too many other things to distract me. I never used to be like this, it's only been the past 6 months or so that I have been struggling to read...

Yes mine says that there are 3 people who have this book on their list.

I have got An Open Vein by J M Warwick on mine....

Hmmm that's odd! Looks like Library Thing has got it wrong!

It would seem as if I am the only person who has "The know" by Martina Cole!

Have you? That's quite an achievement!!! Do you mind sharing with us what it is? :eek2:

Oh! I didn't even know this thread existed! I have done one, It's in my signature. I think this will be a very useful site!

Any type of jelly sweet is my ultimate weekness!!

Robbie made shortbread this evening - he did a very good job!

This sounds like an excellent book (just looked at the website) I think I will have to add it to my TBR pile!

It is definately a good book, but it does require 100% attention, which is where i was struggling. I am glad I read it too the end, although clowns now scare me! I'm looking forward to having a few "easy" reads now before I tackle The Stand!

That's what spurred me on to finish IT, it is getting such good reviews that I just couldn't wait to read it! And it's nice to see quite a big type as well compared to IT which was tiny!

Horray! I have finished IT, I am now starting The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox by Maggie O'Farrell. I am looking forward to joining in the discussions at last! List updated.

If any of you are like me, towards pay day I am looking through the cupboards for something to make a decent meal.... I found this website earlier which is great for such times! http://www.cookingbynumbers.com Excellent!

What sort of stories does she write? She sounds familar but I just can't think of any of her books.

Maggie O'Farrell - The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox it is then! Thanks!

It will be a couple of months before i can do it as i need Dad's help so I will have to wait until he gets back from doing the Inca Trail (just incase he does himself an injury!) But of course I will post some photos I think front gardens are better to be low maintenance as they do tend to get neglected...(well mine does anyway!)

Now that I am coming to end of IT, I now have a bit of a dilema, I can't decide whether to read Raven Hart - Vampires Seduction or Maggie O'Farrell - The Vanishing Act of Esme Lennox. Decisions decisions!

I tackled the front garden today, it was begining to resemble a jungle.....I have been concentrating so much on the back that i forgot all about the front . I have decided that I am going to dig it all up and put slate down with a few "no maintenance" plants!

I got my revenge on the pesky weeds in my nice new borders today by mixing up enough path clear to cover a 10 square foot area in a spray bottle and zapped them all individually, if they survive that i really don't know what I'm going to do! ( I was very careful not to go anywhere near any plants that i wanted to survive!)

:D Now there's a good idea!!!