General Chat

Thanks Muffy, I'll look out for it in my local library.

He may have thought what a lovely looking lady...(must try my luck with her.... :-D

Cross Stitch is the first

(sorry Rose...going a bit OT again :-S)

Which is the first book in that series?

:-D :-D

there's a letter in the paper today from a woman who said for Valentine's Day her OH bought her two books - 50 shades of Grey and Call the Midwife - she wants to know where she can get a book for him called "On your bike"

Is it a Breath Of Snow and Ashes.Ann? I have that on my book shelf and much as I love the others I just can't get past about chapter 4...and it IS huge...I have the same problem x

Ann I went 'the long way round' and checked behind me lolol :-D

Cat, been there, got several t shirts, but now way past 'trying again'...even in the best of circumstances :-D

Some men like older women Rose :-D

Loved those book Susan, but preferred the earlier ones to the later ones. In fact I have one of the latest ones started but it is so huge that I keep shelving it and the atory seems to have lost its allure.

Back to OP. Rose :-D He probably was just so pleased to find somebody who would actually listen to him, a bit spooky though, did you lose him before you approached your home?

I think I'll read the book...I will staying at home even more from now on!

I am on the first book......I expect it might get rather expensive judging by the amount she has written.......I have got no work done today :-D

LOVED those books and have always been totally in lurve with Jamie Fraser lol x

MUFFY....Yes it is....and I was just going to tell you about it cos I thought you might love it :-D......Spooky....and fancy that!


Edit......I am now in lurve :-D It is one of those books that one would look at ones partner or husband and throw at them because they are nothing like the Hero.......I have even started to look around the town for stones that may hide a time portal .......You never know :-D

Is your book by Diane Gabaldon Susan?

:-D :-D Susan

ouch Rose!......sorry 'twas me spell checker...it can't spell :-D

Bob I think you're probably right, I seem to have that effect on men :-| something to do with me seeming 'maternal and nurturing' :-(

Slaps Susan ( in a friendly manner) and points out that 'heroin' sic has an 'e' on it otherwise we are talking a whole different ball game ;-)

RamblingRose has found a Rambling Toy-Boy :-D :-D :-D

Maybe he just thinks you are luverly.

I will send you the link to a book I am reading. One of the main characters is a handsome tall scot from 1740s and he is 15 years younger than the heroine who is from our era....They seem to be hitting it off Ok....why shouldn't you :-D

Edited for spelling of Heroin :-D