Today DH and I lifted a a glass to celebrate the time sequence of 05;06;07;08/09/10, since this particular sequence won't come again until some time in the next century. It seemed fitting, and funny. We enjoyed it, including the countdown, which was loud. Fun is important.....
Blessings to all.......
oops! not the next century - the next millenium!
Followers
Just finished reading..
- Empire by Orson Scott Card
- Red Hook Road by Ayelet Waldman
- A Widow's Story by Joyce Carol Oates
- The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey by Walter Mosley
- Captive Queen - a novel of Eleanor of Aquitaine
- The Woman Who Fell From the Sky by Jennifer Steil
- The Children of Hurin by JRR Tolkien
- The Shroud Codex by Jerome Corsi
- The 2012 Codex by Gary Jennings
- Mornings in Jenin by Susan Abulhawa
- Cutting for Stone by Abraham Verghese
- Captive Queen by Alison Weir
- The Goodbye Summer by Patricia Gaffney
- The Sheen on the Silk by Anne Perry
- Angelology by Danielle Trussoni
- Falling Through the Earth - a memoir, by Danielle Trussoni
- Beneath the Bleeding by Val McDermid
- Little Bee by Chris Cleve
- The Heights by Peter Hedges
- False Mermaid by Erin Hart
- Execution Dock by Anne Perry
- The Drowining Man by Margaret Coel
- Dark Mirror byBary Maitland d
- I Will Not Die An Unlived Life by Dawna Markova
- Haj by Leon Uris
- Handle With Care by Jodi Picoult
- On The Divinity of Second Chances by Kaya McLaren
- A Mathematician's Apology by G.H.Hardy
- Church of the Dog by Kaya McLaren
- The Pain and the Promise by Glenda Alice Rabby
- Christ of the Celts by J. Philip Newell
- Amazing Grace by Kathleen Norris
- Thirteen Orphans by Jane Lindskold
- God, Gays and the Church by Nolland, Sugden and Finch
- By Schism Rent Asunder by David Weber
- Outcry in the Barrio by Freddie and Ninfa Garcia
- The Seeds of Heaven by Barbara Brown Taylor
- Ballykissangel by Hugh Miller
- The Sign of Jonas by Thomas Merton
- The Geometry of Sisters by Luanne Rice
- Far From the Tree, by DeBerry and Grant
- The Silver Curlew by Eleanor Farjeon
- The Box of Delights by John Masefield
- The Lion's Paw by Robb White
- The Essential Bible Guide by Whitney T. Kuniholm
- Many A River by Elmer Kelton
- The Charlemagne Pursuit by Steve Berry
- Sarah Palin: A New Kind of Leader by Joseph Hilley
- Traveling Light by Max Lucado
- Mozart's Ghost by Julia Cameron
- The Wednesday Sisters by M.W.Clayton
- High Tide in Tucson by Barbara Kingsolver
- Last Post by Robert Barnard
- The Runaway Quilt by Jennifer Chiaverini
- Fleece Navidad by Maggie Sefton
- Miracle Sugars, the New Missing Nutrient by Rita Elkins
- The Triumph of Deborah by Eva Etzioni-Halevy
- The Seven Storey Mountain by Thomas Merton
- The Third Angel by Alice Hoffman
- The Fifth Horseman (CD) by James Patterson
- *The Wednesday Wars by Gary Schmidt
- Capital Crimes by Johathan and Faye Kellerman
- The Monsters of Templeton by Lauren Groff
- Free Range Knitter by Stephanie Pearl McPhee
- The Last Summer of You and Me by Ann Brashares
- The Memory of Earth by Orson Scott Card
- The Snow Queen by Mercedes Lackey
- The Deadly Neighbors by Merry Jones
- Laughter of Dead Kings by Elizabeth Peters
- Shadow of the Hegemon by Orson Scott Card
- Shadow Music (CD) by Julie Garwood
- Journeys of Heartache and Grace by Melody Chatelle
- Stagecoach Lines and Freighters of West Texas by Lewis and Barbara Barton
- Secrets of the Sherwood Courthouse by Lewis and Barbara Barton
- The Shack by William P. Young
- Lazarus by Morris West
- Lost Boys by Orson Scott Card
- The Holcroft Covenant by Robert Lundlum
- The Knitting Goddess by Deborah Bergman
- Weaver - An Alternate History Epic by Stephen Baxter
- Defend And Betray, Anne Perry
- Where or When, Anita Shreve
- A Wind in the Willows Christmas, adapted
- Twenty Wishes by Debbie Macomber
- Living the God Life by John Ortberg
- Ender's Shadow, by Orson Scott Card
- Nineteen Minutes, Jodi Picoult
About Me
- Mary Jane Butler or MJay
- I guess I'm approaching old age. At 80 it's safe to say that. I plan on lots more years, God willing. Grew up at the beach, deeply in tune with mountains also. The place I live now has it's own beauty but you do have to get used to it. I appreciate the spareness of it all as well as the big sky. Being a Christian, I am happy to have found a church which embraces us. Life is good.
2 comments:
Not the next century...the next MILLENIUM! In 3010.
I certainly won't be seeing it! :)
Well I knew it was so far ahead I certainly wouldn't be here. And besides, it was time to be silly. m
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