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Stranglehold - Ted Nugent

I buy most of my books second hand as well, for exactly the same reason Janet mentioned. There are so many I have on my wish list, that I couldn't afford to buy them all new. At least I couldn't justify it when there are groceries to be bought and other bills to be paid! I frequet used book stores and also the library books sales that they hold every couple of months. I do have a friend though who can't read a second-hand book for the reasons you mentioned, Gax23. She doesn't want to read something that was held previously by someone else.

Lucky Andy, Inver! Great bands there I hear .

Coffee and a banana, waiting for my toast to pop up .

1) One Book that made you read it more Than Once: Circle of Friends by Maeve Binchy 2) One book you would want on a desert island: The Dante Club by Matthew Pearl 3) One book that made you laugh: How to Lose Friends and Alienate People by Toby Young 4) One book that made you cry: Ordinary People by Judith Guest 5) One book that made you wish you had written: The Instance of the Fingerpost by Iain Pears 6) One book that made you wish had never been written: The Third Secret by Steve Berry 7) One book you are currently reading: The Last Witchfinder by James Morrow 8) One book you have been meaning to read: Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell by Susanna Clarke 9) One book that changed your life: The Art Spirit by Robert Henri

I have, my parent's place and a couple of gift shops. Never have I ever lived in a cat-less household .

Glad you loved it, Abby! I hadn't heard about a hidden scene either. Speaking of Easter Eggs, has anyone discovered any on the first 2 DVDs?

I can think of many other artists I'd like to see featured on the Google home page than Frida Kahlo! I know she has many fans, but I must admit I'm not one of them .

I have, on a hotdog! It was okay... Never have I ever traveled south of the equator.

Leftover Italian wedding soup for me. I made so much that it looks like I'll be having it all week .

Okay, I'm not going to say the book that everyone probably thinks I'll say, because honestly I'd rather be in the movie version! I'd love to live in Kate Ross's world of the Julien Kestrel mysteries. He is such an adorable, hilarious and clever character I can just see me being entertained by him all day long .

I almost spit out my coffee when I read this, Coffin!! I love Benicio too . Have you seen him in the movie 'Excess Baggage?' Horrible film, but he was oh-so-yummy in it.

Just started watching Bones, season 1, and I think I'm up to ep 8 .

David Slade is clearly the man! Thanks for posting that, Paula . The soundtrack is excellent, Joe, I agree. Do you have any fave tracks yet? Woo for going to see the movie tonight, Abby! I hope you like it as much as the rest of us did . I'm not going to see it again until the 16th, so hopefully I'll be able to survive!

Hope you enjoy it if you decide to read The Dante Club, Clare! It's one of my faves . His books do have pretty covers, Kylie, I agree! The Last Dickens was a wonderful book so I hope you get to read it one day .

I made a big pot of Italian wedding soup tonight for dinner and am now having some. Yum!

Helplessly Hoping - CSNY

Wow! Now that is quite the idea for photoshopping if I ever saw one!

I have, and once was enough! Eww. Never have I ever ridden a unicycle.

Just finished up my lunch of a salad with lots of vegies and my fave balsamic dressing .

Gee, guess what ladies? That was the last film I saw in the cinema too! The last DVD I watched was Buffalo '66.

I have It involved my ankle and the spokes of a bicycle wheel and it wasn't pretty believe me! Never have I ever visited Florida.

Have all our thirty-somethings voted? Come on guys, get that number up! :D

I watched Buffalo '66 last night - still clearly one of my top films of all time .

Oooh, lots of books, Charm, nice! I haven't read much of The Witchfinder today, but what I have I've loved. I think I'm up to page 50 and I'm loving the way it's written .