FOUR QUESTIONS FRIDAY

It's Four Questions Friday. This was put up on Thursday as I will be out on Black Friday Christmas shopping. I wanted to get them out. Please leave your answers in the comments for others to read.

1. When you think of Black Friday, what do you think of?

2. Are you going to do your Christmas shopping by online or in actual stores?

3. Are you planning to give books for gifts?

4. What book do you want most for Christmas and why?

Weird Wednesday

Just in time for Thanksgiving. A weird picture, indeed. No doubt photo shopped in.

FOUR QUESTIONS FRIDAY

It's that time of the week. No, Thanksgiving is a few more days. I'm talking about Four Questions Friday. Get ready to answer the questions by leaving your answers in the comments.

1. For Americans: Do you enjoy Thanksgiving? Other Countries: Does your country celebrate a Thanksgiving?

2. When you hear the word turkey what do you think of?

3. Do you like stuffing?

4. What is your favorite dessert?

My Review of Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters Available at Innsmouth Free Press

My review of Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters is available at Innsmouth Free Press: http://www.innsmouthfreepress.com/?p=3121

Weird Wednesday

This house is so cock-eyed to me. What do you think?

Another Radio Interview for me on The Reading Circle 6AM EST Nov. 14th

I'll be doing the THE READING CIRCLE with Marc Medley on WP88.7 FM at about 6:10am to maybe to 7am tomorrow morning Eastern. www.wpradio887.org

The radio show will be streamlined on the website--so you can hear it live then.

FOUR QUESTIONS FRIDAY

Today is Four Questions Friday with querstions on ghosts and more. Please leave your answers in the comments.

1. Do you believe in ghosts?

2. Have you ever seen a ghost?

3. Have you always had paranormal experiences?

4. Have you ever done paranormal investigating?

Weird Wednesday

Following last week's "unique" home, here's another weird house. Just looking at it makes me dizzy, never mind trying to live in it!

National Bookstore Day Today-Celebrate!

Today is the first observance of National Bookstore Day, the Publishers Weekly-sponsored holiday designed to draw attention to the nation's independent bookstores. More than 140 independent stores are participating, according to PW, the journal of record for book publishing and bookselling. The new holiday will always fall on the first Saturday in November.

PW's goal is to draw new customers to independents, but National Bookstore Day is also a time to reflect on the diverse roles that bookstores play in our society. Like Simple Pleasures Books and Gifts in Ashland, Virginia: www.simplepleasuresbooksandgifts.com When you shop at an indie bookstore, you shop local. That's means your money goes back into the community you live in.

Nor is this day confined to independent bookstores. Chains, like Barnes and Noble, offer a safe place for kids to hang out and can also function as study halls where high school and college students can find a quiet place to do their homework. Our economic crisis has closed many branch libraries or restricted their hours and bookstores are a quiet place to study and read, whether chain or independent.

Books make great gifts. Go to your favorite bookstore this Saturday and buy someone a gift in commemoration of National Bookstore Day.

Four Questions Friday

Today’s Four Questions Friday asks about books and what genres you read. With a chill in the air here today where I live and National Bookstore day coming November 7th, this is a good subject to talk about. The current book I am reading is Vampire A Go-Go by Victor Gischler. It’s pretty good so far.

1. What genres do you read?

2. When you down or depressed, do books give you comfort?

3. Name the best book you ever read?

4. Where do you buy most of your books: an independent bookstore, a chain bookstore or online?

Weird Wednesday

The first Weird Wednesday picture of November 2009 is an unusual house like out of a nursery rhyme. Now where is the widow with all those children?

New Review for Haunted Virginia: Legends, Myths and True Tales

There's a review for Haunted Virginia: Legends, Myths and True Tales up at Innsmouth Free Press: http://www.innsmouthfreepress.com/?p=3094