This is the third book in Jen Lancaster’s memoir series. It was typical Jen.
A good read if you are thinking about losing weight as a New Year’s Resolution.
I don’t make resolutions anymore, but that’s neither here nor there.

Loved this book. It was fun. Sort of like a cross between a travelogue and QVC.
My review is posted on Urban Beatz, Inc.
(click thru to post to grab the link)
Happy Thursday.

I am an avid reader. Or I should say that I used to be. In the past, it was not uncommon for me to read 6-8 books a month. As a single mom with a kick-ass job, no less.

In the last couple of years, not so much.

I read it.
Then I wrote about it over on UrbanBeatzInc,
Click on the link and check it out.

I used the word “new” twice last week in post titles.
My new favorite thing and my new obsession.
A bit of overkill, I confess, but that is what happens when I get excited about stuff.
And I have to tell you, I have been excited about digital media for some time. I am in love with all things gadgety and portable.
Marry that with my love for the written word, and you can quickly surmise that I am now a bit giddy for e-books.
And I am. Not just reading them, but also writing …

E-readers are my latest obsession. Words on the go. In a compact device. I don’t have to pick one or two books that will easily fit into my bags- I can take tens of them where ever I go.

For the past year, I’ve been focused on how I can write novels and short stories and then break them down for the internet. That kinda sorta worked, but mostly it didn’t.

Check out my review for Bright Lights, Big Ass.
It’s funny.
The book, not the review.
Anyway, mosey on over to Urban Beatz, Inc and see what I have to say.
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OK, so my friend T has more books than I can shake a stick at.  Her den will induce book envy in even the most die-hard bibliophile.  But the coup de’ gras is her guest bathroom.She has a bookshelf of an appropriate size loaded with cool reading material.
When The Man and I consolidated homes (i.e., moved in together) the question of what to do with all of my books came up.  Basically, he didn’t think it was cool for me to keep them in boxes and piles in the living …