TBR

This is my To Be Read (TBR) pile (in no particular order):
Vision in White - Nora Roberts (not pictured)
Made in the U.S.A. - Billie Letts
Belong to Me - Marisa de los Santos
The Little Giant of Aberdeen County - Tiffany Baker
Firefly Lane - Kristen Hannah
Prep - Curtis Sittenfeld
Writing the Breakout Novel - Donald Maass
The First Five Pages - Noah Lukeman
Nineteen Minutes - Jodi Picoult
Water for Elephants - Sara Gruen
The Annunciation of Francesca Dunn - Janis Hallowell
The Bright Forever - Lee Martin
P.S. I Love You - Cecelia Ahern
Hooked: Grab Readers at Page One - Les Edgerton
Veronica - Nicholas Christopher

This does not take into account the two Jane Austen novels, the two Mark Haddon novels, Middlemarch, Anna Karenina, and Wuthering Heights that are still on my bookshelf.

Death By Demin day

I have a stack of books over two feet tall that are waiting patiently for me to read. They've been sitting there staring at me for weeks. Months even. And they'll have to keep waiting. Death By Denim by Linda Gerber came out on Tuesday and my copy arrived from Amazon today! You may remember my post from a month ago about her first two books in the series. If you haven't read them, stop reading this now (I mean now!) and go get them. They are fabulous.

The author is having a virtual release party in addition to the one I can't go to in OH. So in an effort to get more people to read these books and go to her blog, I'm Tweeting and posting to Facebook. Please check them out. You will not be disappointed.

Now my weekend will be taken up by Aphra and Seth. No better way to spend it. Cannot wait!

"You Can't Do That On Television" strikes again

Three: the number of times this week I've said "Honey, don't encourage the children" in reference to Mark meowing at the kittens in the morning when they want to be brushed.

Talk: a photo diary

We're redesigning the Talk website to better showcase who we are as a creative communications company. And Shawn and I were tasked with photographing the office to show it in all its glory. Here are some of the shots we're most proud of...