I read Soulless by Gail Carriger in January, and I must say I don't really understand the attraction to the paranormal romance genre. I was expecting this book to be more like Philip Pullman's work than like a Danielle Steele novel dressed up with vampires and werewolves, but I was mistaken. It was definitely funny at times, though, and a couple of the characters are genuinely interesting. I might read the sequels, but not until they are available for free at the library. :)

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1. Read More

2. Better Budgeting

3. Getting Organized

4. Fight The Frump

5. Being More Green

6. Drink More Water (see #67)

7. Me Time

8. Give Back to NICU

9. Take and share more photos

10. Having a cleaner house

11. Connecting more with my husband

12. Learn new things_ TEchnology wise

13. Learn a new recipe a month

14. More quality time with family

15. Go outside my comfort zone





Photos / Scrapbooking / Memory Albums


16. Create a blog. Maintain oncce a week

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18. Add more… Continue

My boyfriend's mother gave me two Jane Austen books for Christmas, as I had never read her before (scandalous, I know!) They are Pride and Prejudice (7/150) and Persuasion (8/150), the former of which I read in December and the latter in January. I prefer Pride and Prejudice for its humor as well as the evident affection between the two characters, whereas I found Persuasion a little slow at first and couldn't quite sense the chemistry between Anne and Captain Wentworth. Both are wonderful, thou… Continue