The Town of Odyssey

I'm trying to avoid adding new authors to me reading list, since I have so many books already waiting for me, My 'to read list' numbers about 2000, so I hear ya. Oh good, glad it's not just me. ;) Laurie, that title sounded interesting so I looked it up and a story about Martha sounds intriguing! S...

It's been advertised a bit by AIO and FOTF so she easily could have seen it online somewhere. If you go, share some memories! I hope if any ToOers go, they share a few stories. If they have one tenth of the fun we had last time (what, maybe fourteen years ago?!) then they will have an awesome time.

Wow, I didn't realize KC was so dominant...mostly based on my total lack of interest in the NFL. I usually do watch some of the Super Bowl for my one NFL games a year.

Yes, looks like fun! :D Are you planning to go, Jonathan? I don't plan to attend - it's a bit of a trek from way up here in Canada and I wasn't quite interested enough to make all the details work out. I had such a wonderful time at the two other live shows I've been lucky enough to attend over the ...

I'm trying to avoid adding new authors to me reading list, since I have so many books already waiting for me, but your big recommendation makes me tempted to add to my list Laurie. :D I'm about to start "Engaging Deception" by Regina Jennings. I really loved the second book in the Joplin C...

I love Fred Holstein, and actually used a variation of one of his lines on an unsuspecting person just today! I can't remember it exactly, so I picked a different one I could find to share, but the one I used was something about bringing a tear to his cheek. Fred Holstein: I can only suspect that th...

I've never been a big Amish fiction fan, but it does seem very popular!

I'm moving on to "Letter Perfect" by Cathy Marie Hake - another one of her good books that I haven't read for years and wanted to enjoy again.

I recently read "Forevermore" by Cathy Marie Hake. I was fondly recalling how much I like some of her books and decided to re-read some of her books.

I'm reading "Proposing Mischief" by Regina Jennings. It's good so far. A bit of a unique main character, which I'm liking so far.

Aww, that sounds like a tough situation. I'm praying, Ingress.

If nobody else wants to post about your greatness, do it yourself! Congrats, AE!

Wow, and a big enough event to bring David O back to you! Talk about monumental.

I recently started a new devotional book - "Dwell: 90 Days at Home with God" by Sandra Byrd. I have enjoyed some of her fiction books, so when I saw this title I thought I'd give it a try. So far, so good!

Maybe your lack of answering the question from three years ago made people avoid the topic? ;) What is your favourite smiley and why? okay this time it only took me a few months, so i'm getting better :noway: on the ToO, it's \:D/ but since i rarely use this anymore, on texting i usually using the ...

I kid you not, I saw a Tom Swift book on a library shelf today. I didn't read it to find out more info about his sister, however.

Sounds like a great event! I'm not sure if I can make it or not.

My nieces love Daniel Tiger. I think an obvious choice for ruler is Prince Wednesday - he's already a prince! Why not? Or Tigey (did I spell that right?) because that would be the most fun.

Wow, that's a lot of people! I wouldn't expect there to be so many. Glad there was such a great turnout, snubs.

The Top Crusader wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2024 2:12 pm

Steve wrote: ↑Thu Jan 04, 2024 12:24 am hey guys, out of the loop on this one! these crazy kids still together?

They have been happily married for 12 years.

Thank goodness I finally got an update on this obscure couple. I don't stay on top of the celebrity news, especially people who don't make big headlines.

Good to hear that you liked it! There can be a difference between good reviews and a movie that's fun to watch.