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I get my trashy novels from my sister-in-law. She doesn't work and spends her summer on the dock reading them. So I'm not sure about authors. I just finished one by Nora Roberts that was fun, and I think one of the other authors that's like a dessert treat is Debbie Macomber.tyrolean_skier wrote:Do you have a favorite thrashy novel writer?
Out of all those authors, Nora Roberts is my least favorite. I read a book by her about a year ago that had absolutely no substance and I got turned off from reading any more books by her. Maybe I should give her another chance.MarieM wrote:I get my trashy novels from my sister-in-law. She doesn't work and spends her summer on the dock reading them. So I'm not sure about authors. I just finished one by Nora Roberts that was fun, and I think one of the other authors that's like a dessert treat is Debbie Macomber.tyrolean_skier wrote:Do you have a favorite thrashy novel writer?
I also like Anne Rivers Siddons and Rosamunde Pilcher. Their stuff is not trashy, but is definitely "chick" material. Anita Shreve is another author I like.
Who is the Snow Princess you referred to earlier? I have a princess in my life to...she's two and becoming quite the sassy lady.tyrolean_skier wrote:So would I. However, Monday-Friday I do sit in an office. Luckily my office is air conditioned. The boat is only for the weekends so whether or not we can go out depends on the weather.Bella wrote:Must be nice to be out on the water on a nice day! I would take that anyday instead of being cooped up in a hot office.tyrolean_skier wrote:Things down here in the flatlands are going OK. We are starting to enjoy the boat. Hopefully, it will be as nice weather this coming weekend as it is today down here; although, we probably won't be doing the boat thing since the Snow Princess has a birthday party to attend in the middle of each day of the weekend.Bella wrote:It's treating me okay....the weather has been funky though. How is everything with you?tyrolean_skier wrote: Bella nice to see you back in here. How's life in Killington treating you?
The Snow Princess is my 4 years old daughter's moniker in this chat room and she is definitely sassy. She has become a pretty good skier in the two years she has been skiing and this spring tackled trails like Superstar and Valley Plunge to keep up with her older brother. Who is your princess?Bella wrote:Who is the Snow Princess you referred to earlier? I have a princess in my life to...she's two and becoming quite the sassy lady.tyrolean_skier wrote:So would I. However, Monday-Friday I do sit in an office. Luckily my office is air conditioned. The boat is only for the weekends so whether or not we can go out depends on the weather.Bella wrote:Must be nice to be out on the water on a nice day! I would take that anyday instead of being cooped up in a hot office.tyrolean_skier wrote:Things down here in the flatlands are going OK. We are starting to enjoy the boat. Hopefully, it will be as nice weather this coming weekend as it is today down here; although, we probably won't be doing the boat thing since the Snow Princess has a birthday party to attend in the middle of each day of the weekend.Bella wrote: It's treating me okay....the weather has been funky though. How is everything with you?
SnowPrincess has become a GREAT skier this year (IceMan better watch out). I can't get over the progess she's made since last year (you and Dork should be proud). However, after seeing her ski this year, I think her monikor should be changed to WiggleHipsPrincess.tyrolean_skier wrote: The Snow Princess is my 4 years old daughter's moniker in this chat room and she is definitely sassy. She has become a pretty good skier in the two years she has been skiing and this spring tackled trails like Superstar and Valley Plunge to keep up with her older brother. Who is your princess?
make that 3 yearstyrolean_skier wrote:She has become a pretty good skier in the two years she has been skiing
gBigKahuna13 wrote:What's it about? Any good?yeti wrote:I read three books this week:
An aviator's field book: Being the field reports of Oswald Boelcke, from August 1, 1914 to October 28, 1916 (and Dicta Boelcke) - Oswald Boelcke
Forgot that she is almost 5 now and that she started at 2 so that makes it 3 years as you say.SkiDork wrote:make that 3 yearstyrolean_skier wrote:She has become a pretty good skier in the two years she has been skiing
Another on the "to be read" list.yeti wrote:It is classic... it is a collection of notes from the field by Oswald Boelcke a German WWI fighter ace and argueably the most innovative and influential combat pilot who has ever lived.
Most of the points in his Dicta are still relevent to this day.
http://www.acepilots.com/wwi/ger_boelcke.html
