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I hadn’t planned on updating, but I thought I would share photos from the line that began forming at least 30 minutes before the library sale started.
Yes, it is this crowded every 2nd Saturday of the month, except August when there is no library sale.
So another thing crossed off the list!
***Sunday***
I’ve worked at total of 12 hours on my blogs. Check out what tasks I’ve crossed off my list.
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Bloggiesta has started again.
Lets party with nachos, burritos, and WORLD CUP!
Ok, this is a digression, but I’ll be under the FIFA spell for the next month or so. Yes, I will cheer on the U.S., but ultimately, my celebrations with focused on Portugal, my favorite national team and home team of my grandparents and my father. I’ve been a soccer (excuse me, futbol) junkie for a long time, so please bear with me. If you want to join my World Cup league on Yahoo, go here. Send me an email and I will get you login details.
I’ve signed up this go around, and I want to provide you with a to-do list, which I will cross out as I accomplish these goals:
1. Draft at least 1 month of Virtual Poetry Circle posts
2. Send out new email interviews to poets
3. Draft a challenges update post
4. Write up a Books We Love post for Book Chick City
5. Write up a The Blogger’s Bookshelf post for Book Chick City
6. Write up a Reading Challenge update post.
7. Catch up on That’s How I Blog shows I’ve missed
8. Catch up on reading Google reader
9. Head off to the library sale on Sat. (that counts right?!)
10. Write up a Mailbox Monday post
11. Add reviews to the War Through the Generations blog
12. Write up a review of Inside the Vietnam War for the war blog.
13. Schedule One Amazing Thing review.
14. Schedule Confessions of Catherine de Medici review.
15. Schedule Blogiversary post
I could be adding to this list as well as crossing out items I’ve completed. We’ll see how far I get. Thanks for hosting this, Natasha.
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