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Our library has always been on the one hour program. It's a challenge, but if you prioritize, it can be done. Then, once you're kicked off the computer, you can look around for all the book ideas you got from this forum...

Hi, Mobius. It just occured to me that, here on this site you actually are already reading something - all these posts. That's a start! Read around and find something you're interested in. Fantasy, self-help, college texts, humor, art, music, crafts projects, thinking of your own interests. Good...

Fabulous thread, people! Book nook crook took rook, etc.. woot. All you smarty pantses.:)

trapeze. Trapeze, he felt

along the transsubstantiated form

Who Threw the Overalls in Mrs. Murphy's Chowder - trad.

to transsubstantiate corporeally elsewhere

had a little smooch

like the winsome lass

And I thought I kept abreast of Walter Brennanania since he shares the name of my grandfather! Thanks for the tidbit, ABC.:cool:

(I will never believe that Walter Brennan recorded a song! Never.);) carry on with River of Love - John Denver

I'm a picture framer for my wages. What, that's a real job?! Yes, it is, and it helps subsidize some other habits of mine, costs for which include art supplies and yarns and fabrics. Thanks to all the gods, on every planet, and in every way for libraries.:)

. He dusted himself blearily

quickly took a tumble

Elizabeth Taylor, of course. Gorgeous and brilliant. Someone more au courant, I'd have to think a little harder... :cool:

Blood in the Saddle - Tex Ritter:D

of other inebriates, he

Those Tex-as Blue Bonnets - Laurie Lewis (Yay!):)

bogged down in chatter!

Yup, old time, that's me too. I named my youngest daughter with Hazel Dickens in mind. Ralph Stanley, Laurie Lewis and so on. I've been searching for the opportunity to use her Texas Blue Bonnets song on the neverending song thread, but no luck so far...probably missed at least one chance in a...