Cool game for bloggers!! Following in Ali's footsteps here,
1. Pick up the nearest book.
2. Open to page 123.
3. Find the fifth sentence.
4. Post the next three sentences.'
Here we go!!
The nearest book is a paranormal romance called Lucinda, Darkly by Sunny. Got it on the bargain table at Border's Enjoyed it very much. :-)
The fifth sentence on page 123 is: Real regret shone in his eyes.
Followed by:
"I always liked you."
"Funny," I drawled. "I was just thinking the opposite. I never liked you."
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Tuesday, May 27, 2008
posted by Shakespeares Sister at 12:00 PM
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At May 27, 2008 at 12:36 PM, 
Gina Ardito aka Katherine Brandon said........
Gina Ardito aka Katherine Brandon said........
Hmmm...lots of tension there, huh?
At May 27, 2008 at 2:51 PM, Peggy B. said........
Peggy B. said........
Fun! I ran to the back and picked up a book I bought at a garage sale a couple of weeks ago. Haven't read it yet.
Title is: Always Time to Die
Author: Elizabeth Lowell
5, 6 & 7 sentences on pg 123: Windifred answered without stopping the repetitious exercises that, along with liberal amounts of herbal salve, were supposed to awaken or maintain nerve pathways in Sylvia's body. Or at least to keep the body as healthy as possible. "Yes." Bend and two and three and four and hold. "He loved playing el patro'n."
Hmmmm, wonder if someone is trying to tell me to exercise today?
Hugs and happy writing!
Peggy B.
www.peggyborel.com
Title is: Always Time to Die
Author: Elizabeth Lowell
5, 6 & 7 sentences on pg 123: Windifred answered without stopping the repetitious exercises that, along with liberal amounts of herbal salve, were supposed to awaken or maintain nerve pathways in Sylvia's body. Or at least to keep the body as healthy as possible. "Yes." Bend and two and three and four and hold. "He loved playing el patro'n."
Hmmmm, wonder if someone is trying to tell me to exercise today?
Hugs and happy writing!
Peggy B.
www.peggyborel.com