Get reeled in.
When I started blogging in 2007, it never occurred to me that I would a. keep at it for so long, and b. develop great friendships with people I’ve never met. My now semi-defunct life blog helped me find a group of friends who have stayed true even when I moved on to the greener [...]
Once upon a time, I would average three hours of reading before bed each weeknight; weekends were even better–four to eight hours of solid reading if my schedule was clear. And then, along came the internet and blogging. My reading time diminished as I heeded the siren song of the internet; I never looked back. [...]
*The MOO business card giveaway is over. Thanks to everyone who entered! The winner is #13 (gasp!), Care!! Congrats.* I’m dipping my toes into something new today–a weekly feature called Techie Tuesdays. The idea is for me to share a bit of techie knowledge in layman’s terms. Essentially, I’ll share helpful websites or will distill technological [...]
Last month, after a mere 270 days of editing, I submitted my first-ever piece of literature for publication to Highlights Magazine. On Saturday, I received my first-ever rejection letter from Highlights Magazine. I’ve come full circle. The Editors tried to soften the blow with a form letter telling me that I was “competing with hundreds [...]
Thank you to everyone for their comments, advice, and direction. I’ve made my Twitter decision–you can see if I’m going to ‘drink the Kool-Aid’ or not HERE. Last fall, I started hearing some noise about Twitter; I ignored the hype and continued my little life blog, thinking nothing of it. Fast forward to March 2009 [...]
Welcome aboard, I'm Natalie! I'm 37, married to a dream boat, and live in New Jersey. It's all about books here! I read, recommend, review, and revel in them. Have a book you'd like me to review? Visit my Review Policy for details. Want to drop me a line? February 9, 2012
The Girl with the Crooked Nose
by Ted Botha
courtesy of Penguin Publishers
February 25, 2012
The Book Club Cookbook
by Judy Gelman and Vicki Levy Krupp
courtesy of Tarcher Publishers (Penguin USA)
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