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Thursday, March 20, 2008
Resistance is Futile...
11:11 AM
... so says Carl over at Stainless Steel Droppings (the phrase is eerily familiar - I think he may have stolen it from someone ... ). He's referring to the new challenge he is hosting, Once Upon A Time II. As you all know, I am seriously challenge addicted. I already have a 3-page list of books I've committed to reading; I have been trying so hard not to join any more challenges. There have been so many fun ones announced, and I really wanted to join, but I didn't. Until now. As Carl says, "Resistance is futile." So, with (happy) resignation, I'll tell you about my two new ones:



Hosted by Carl, this one involves reading books that fit into the theme (i.e. fantasy, mythology, fairy tales, etc.). For more details, click here. My list will be up sometime today on my challenge blog.
The next challenge is an ode to Spring (have I mentioned that it's supposed to be in the mid-80's today? Sounds more like summer than Spring.) from Katrina at Callapidder Days. It involves reading as many or as few books as you want. You can get all the details here. I will post my list on my challenge blog.

Okay, now I really have to get reading. Happy Spring, everyone!
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I hear you on the three pages of books!! I think I've done the same thing and I'm trying so hard not to join the two you just mentioned lol.
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