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March 20, 2007
Good Reads
As I sat down at the computer this evening, I planned to check my e-mail briefly and then blog about the various adventures in animal husbandry in our household. But you can blame Violet for keeping me from posting an amusing story here tonight. She happened to send me a link to Good Reads, a website where you can list the books you are currently reading, have read, and would like to read. You can review them, comment on other's opinions, and the like. Suddenly it was two hours later and I rose, stiff after sitting immobile for so long.
I wish I could say that I listed nothing but tomes of immense volume and weight, immediately showing the level of sophisticated reading that I like to do. But the only thing that would come to mind was comic books. Tons and tons of comic books. If you look at my profile, it appears that all I read are comic books peppered here and there with a few animal stories. While I have been doing a significant amount of comic book reading as of late, and I admit that I've been on a Herriot-kick over the last couple of weeks, I do read other things. I swear. Now all I've got to do is waste a few more hours listing them all.
Anyone want to help me figure out how to make the sidebar on my blog large enough, or the parameters on this things small enough, to be compatible?
Posted by Ensie at March 20, 2007 09:06 PM
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Hey there just came upon your blog from Yahoo after I typed in, "Both Hands: Good Reads" or something similar (can't quite remember exactly). In any case, I'm happy I found it simply because your content is exactly what I'm searching for (writing a college paper) and I hope you don't mind if I collect some information from here and I will of course credit you as the source. Many thanks.
Posted by: Rickie Fon at November 10, 2012 09:26 AM
excellent put up, very informative. I'm wondering why the opposite specialists of this sector do not notice this. You should proceed your writing. I am sure, you've a huge readers' base already!
Posted by: e-books at November 29, 2012 05:08 PM
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