Happy Friday, Lurkdom! Today marks the first weekend of NaNoWriMo, which means I have no excuse not to rock my word count. While I’m doing that, instead of pondering WWJD, I should think about authors I love and what they would do if stuck with a difficult plot. Or a bout of “I can’t take it anymore” itis*. Stephen King.
Today’s prompt from Paper Hangover is hard as hell. The 5 best ages of my life? I’m lucky if I can pick one because that’s how I roll. Yours truly can’t remember much from my single digit days, though I think I had a decent year 5*, and we’ll totally overlook the middle school years because that well and truly
The day job is breathing down my neck, so I can’t get truly dive into today’s Friday Fives topic. However, I put together five of the books I couldn’t get enough of as Single Digit Alicia. Just looking at these is totally making me want to go read them. Right. Now. What were some of your favorites as a kid?
Today marks 4 years that Hubby and I nixed that “living in sin” thing. We had the world’s shortest wedding ceremony and for one day understood how celebrities feel with the paparazzi. We also had cake. So with all of this in mind, I’m blogging ahead of time for once. By the time you read this, we will be stuffed
Fact: Tons of books have been banned or challenged.Further fact: None of them should, something I talked about on Tuesday. In preparing for today’s post, I went through the ALA site to see what books have been challenged in the last seven years. The amount of stupid is staggering* and has me again asking, “WTF is wrong with you people?”