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Lmoebee
21 yrs ago
My wedding day. (But that was a good thing.)
Lmoebee
21 yrs ago
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Only on St. Patrick's Day.
Activists, Enthusiasts, Hobbyists and Wannabees
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Kicking myself in the butt...
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Re: Kicking myself in the butt...
Lmoebee
21 yrs ago
It comes from the assumption at age 16 you are the first generation to discover sex actually has recreational applications.
Lmoebee
21 yrs ago
I just got my first bite! But the interesting thing is the person found it, not where I left it but somewhere near a path in the woods nearby. Her kids found it and brought it to her. She's now a member and so it goes..…
Lmoebee
21 yrs ago
plus Canada has Thanksgiving in October so which one do you choose? Best to avoid the contention and the confusion.
Lmoebee
21 yrs ago
My dad used to be an English teacher. From him I developed a keen ear for grammatical errors of speech and the annoying habit of offering correction on the spot. Love of reading came from my mother, I must say, because s…
Lmoebee
21 yrs ago
geocaching isn't as much off the topic as may first appear. It is the act of placing a waterproof container somewhere out in the wilds, fixing the coordinates with a Global Positioning System handset and registering that…
Activists, Enthusiasts, Hobbyists and Wannabees
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How to deal with Anti-BookCrossers?
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Re: How to deal with Anti-BookCrossers?
Lmoebee
21 yrs ago
Some apocryphal saying "none so blind who will not see". I've learned over the years this is very true, expecially with people in uniforms and two year olds. Anyway, I'm very new to this but I've found leaving books in …
Activists, Enthusiasts, Hobbyists and Wannabees
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Two BCers Passing in the night
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Re: Two BCers Passing in the night
Lmoebee
21 yrs ago
Perhaps all of us British Columbians can pool together a short term mortgage to cover the cost of a few pins and we'll take turns wearing them?
Introduce Yourself
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A bit backwards, but then that's me.
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Re: A bit backwards, but then that's me.
Lmoebee
21 yrs ago
Well, I dumped one husband already, no kids at the time. Didn't improve things at all. This guy is a keeper and the kids...well, most of the time the are worth it -
“There are few things as seemingly untouched by the r…
Book Talk
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Need suggestion -- children's book about dogs
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Re: Need suggestion -- children's book about dogs
Lmoebee
21 yrs ago
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This comes very highly recommended and I want to read it...don't be put off by the title, "Walter the Farting Dog". It is about a family that adopts a dog with a, ummm, problem and goes through all their struggles to fin…
Lmoebee
21 yrs ago
I don't know where you're from Philip but I've found when it is a Canadian publisher or particularly Penguin and their smaller houses, there is no record. Even if the book has been published by an American house as well,…
Lmoebee
21 yrs ago
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We have just started geo-caching as a family thing - ignore those children groaning in the background - and the idea did come up. The last cache we looked for (unsuccessfully- due to a some cows including one with two po…
Lmoebee
21 yrs ago
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I posted a reply to someone else before introducing myself...how rude!
I heard about Bookcrossing on CBC, the mighty Canadian public broadcaster. You either love it or hate it but even the great defender of rampant c…
Lmoebee
21 yrs ago
It is hard, isn't it. A book becomes a friend because she gets right inside your head. Your eyes take the words inside and there the author whispers the story while the movie plays out in a universe that knows only the b…
Lmoebee
21 yrs ago
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I have only released a few books, use both the inside cover notice and one BIG book mark - either paper or a cereal box top - I write a note saying "This is a read and release book. Please take it, read it and pass it al…
