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What is your rating on Rita Mae Brown. She and I lived in the same small town a few years ago. :) My memory's slipping, I think I already told you that. :)

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What is your rating on Rita Mae Brown. She and I lived in the same small town a few years ago. :) My memory's slipping, I think I already told you that. :)

 

I love the Mrs Murphy, and Sister Jane books. :D I`m not sure that the later Mrs Murphy ones ( she`s now up to book #25 ) are as good as the earlier ones, but that`s cos she`s had to invent new characters with each later book, so that someone can be bumped off : Otherwise it`d be a ghost town by now. Some of them have had bits of preachiness* in them, but I don`t feel nagged and I do learn things. I`m still buying them though, and still keeping them to read when I need a treat.  :giggle2:

 

* Preachiness is the wrong word, but I can`t offhand think of a better one.

 

How`s the weather now ? Still safe ? :)

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I saw a weasel - or stoat ?- today; it sped across the road, looking like a bit like a baby squirrel with a shorter tail, or an elongated hamster. I've never seen one before.:)

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Wow, I've never seen one of those before! Nice you got to see one :).

 

It was quite exciting ! It looked exactly like this - click -  the one on the right hand side, just above the calendar, running across the road. :D

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I think I might have seen one once, can't remember where, bit it moved so fast it was difficult to see what it was!  Think I've seen a few squished ones too, sadly.

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I think I might have seen one once, can't remember where, bit it moved so fast it was difficult to see what it was!  Think I've seen a few squished ones too, sadly.

:( I'm surprised, cos the one I saw was really fast.:)

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Omg, so cute!

 

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Have you ever heard of a quakka? They are in Australia. My daughter is obsessed with these animals.

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It was quite exciting ! It looked exactly like this - click - the one on the right hand side, just above the calendar, running across the road. :D

How nice :D! It looks so cute.

 

I think I might have seen one once, can't remember where, bit it moved so fast it was difficult to see what it was! Think I've seen a few squished ones too, sadly.

Awww :(.

 

Have you ever heard of a quakka? They are in Australia. My daughter is obsessed with these animals.

I looked up quakka, they look cute :).

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Omg, so cute!

 

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Have you ever heard of a quakka? They are in Australia. My daughter is obsessed with these animals.

 

Very, very vaguely - it sort of rings a bell. Just looked at pics and oooh, so sweet ! :D

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Awww I've never seen a weasel or a stoat but they're adoreable animals. I also love otters. Anything with a slinky body, fur and beady eyes, generally, I find very cute XD

 

Quakkas are also adoreable :)

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Time to get up to date. :)

 

The Faceless Adversary ( £8.38 ), The Tangled Cord ( £6.14 ), Squire of Death ( £6.26 ), The Empty Day (£3.85 ) - Frances and Richard Lockridge

 

More Mystery Cats (£2.81), Mystery Cats III ( £2.81) - short stories by various authors, The Black Thumb  ( £6.73 ), The Black Gloves (£8.50), The Grey Mist Murders (£6.32), The Black Goatee (£8.61)   - Constance and Gwenyth Little ,  The Nature of the Beast - Louise Penny (£4.06), The Chinese Chop - Juanita Sheridan (£7.95), The Grimm Legacy - Polly Shulman (£2.81), Latte Trouble - Cleo Coyle (£2.81), The Horizontal Man - Helen Eustis (£3.99), Tis the Season to be Murdered - Valerie Wolzien (£2.81), Family Matters - Pat McDermott (£3.31) :)

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#137   A Risky Way to Kill - Frances and Richard Lockridge

#138   Catch as Catch Can -   Frances and Richard Lockridge

#139   The Ticking Clock - Frances and Richard Lockridge

#140   Some Tame Gazelle - Barbara Pym

#141   Through the Grinder - Cleo Coyle

#142   The Black Eye - Constance and Gwenyth Little

#143   Who Killed the Curate ? - Joan Coggin

#144   The Copenhagan Connection - Elizabeth Peters

#145   Murder at Beechlands - Maureen sarsfield

#146   Black Corridors - Constance and Gwenyth Little

#147   Finding your own North Star - Martha Beck

#148   the Mystery of Orchard House - Joan Coggin

#149   Troubled Journey - Frances and Richard Lockridge

#150   Time is the Fire - Connie Willis

#151   the Secrets of Mariko - Elisabeth Bumiller

#152   Dorothy R Sayers biography - Barbara Reynolds

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Books read : 152                      TBR 816              New Books Bought : 141                       Total Cost : £520.86   :)

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You have read more books than you've bought!

 

I'm glad you enjoyed the books you've been reading and I hope you enjoy your new books :D.

 

How is Xiao-Xiao?

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You have read more books than you've bought!

 

I'm glad you enjoyed the books you've been reading and I hope you enjoy your new books :D.

 

How is Xiao-Xiao?

 

Thanks. :D

 

She`s quite well ; she doesn`t like the cold though - it`s around 7C - she put one paw outside and decided it was far too cold to go out.  :giggle2:

 

How are your doggies ? And William the Goat ? :)

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She`s quite well ; she doesn`t like the cold though - it`s around 7C - she put one paw outside and decided it was far too cold to go out.  :giggle2:

 

How are your doggies ? And William the Goat ? :)

 

It is cold! The dogs actually don't mind these colder temperatures so much. They like sitting outside being on guard. I guess they have their fur to protect them. If it drops a few more degrees though they might find it too cold. Boris's fur will keep him warm even at lower temperatures I think, but Pamuk's fur isn't thick enough for that. William is doing fine, thanks :). I think he is feeling the cold, he doesn't seem to be walking around quite as much as is staying inside a little bit more.

 

Will get to some reviews when my migraines have eased, but I especially liked ...., :)

I hope you feel better soon :(:flowers2:.

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It is cold! The dogs actually don't mind these colder temperatures so much. They like sitting outside being on guard. I guess they have their fur to protect them. If it drops a few more degrees though they might find it too cold. Boris's fur will keep him warm even at lower temperatures I think, but Pamuk's fur isn't thick enough for that. William is doing fine, thanks :). I think he is feeling the cold, he doesn't seem to be walking around quite as much as is staying inside a little bit more.

 

 

I hope you feel better soon :(:flowers2:.

 

Thank you. :D  I`ve got a couple of new medications I`m trying  for migraines, so fingers crossed. :)

 

Xiao-Xiao hasn`t even been outside today.  :giggle2:  2 - 7 C - brrr. 

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I hope the medications help!

 

Wow, that is quite cold! Here it was a little bit warmer, but soon now it will get that cold as well :(. Boris should be fine, but I don't know about Pamuk. She was okay a few days ago, when it was 12 °C maximum (and about 6 °C minimum).

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I hope the medications help!

 

Wow, that is quite cold! Here it was a little bit warmer, but soon now it will get that cold as well :(. Boris should be fine, but I don't know about Pamuk. She was okay a few days ago, when it was 12 °C maximum (and about 6 °C minimum).

 

Thanks .:D

 

-1C tomorrow night here, bleah.  :hide:  I quite like the crispy cold, but this is muggy and overcast. Stay warm ! :)

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