Wednesday, November 12, 2008

I put some tiny red rick rack around Mila's drawing of Mojo, then built the block with scraps. Still don't know what this will be or where it is going, but I love that 3 legged little Mojo.

Tonight was perfect for Tomato Basil soup and a good book. Georgette Heyer's The Reluctant Widow - in the mood for some Regency romance and mystery.
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9 comments:

  1. Rian11/13/2008 9:46 AM

    Something bizarre happened when I posted the comment so forgive if I'm up here twice. The panel and drawing are weely weely cute!

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  2. Paula, the quilter11/13/2008 11:40 AM

    I was an avid romance reader in HS and read all of Georgette Heyer I could find at the library. Haven't thought of that in years. Like Rian, something weird happened while I was typing and I, too, might have 2 comments on this post.

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  3. DebbyMc11/13/2008 12:02 PM

    Gee, I used to read GH in high school, too...I don't remember them at all, which means I may have to look them up again...=-) Great drawing of Mojo...don't ya just love those kid drawings =-)

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  4. jenclair11/13/2008 1:11 PM

    Rian - I think Mojo's other leg is scratching...he is an itchy dog. The pillow idea for this one is about to win out, but it would be fun to make a bunch of blocks from Mila's drawings.

    Paula - I loved Georgette Heyer in my teens, too. I'm glad that her books are back in print - they are great fun.

    Debby- :) They are romance without sex and have great historical detail, mystery, and suspense. Cozy reading!

    I do love kids' drawings. I love the Christmas cards each year that use children's art.

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  5. Annie Jeffries11/13/2008 9:45 PM

    What a memory that bookcover evoked. I used to read Georgette Heyer avidly. Used to like decades ago. She is a treasure that each generation can discover.

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  6. jenclair11/14/2008 9:16 AM

    annie- She really is a treasure and such fun!

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  7. Barbara11/14/2008 2:49 PM

    I've never read any of Georgette Heyer's books before. I usually only read non-fiction for some reason (travel stories, new age, art). I looked this book up on amazon and I read a page of it. I think I have to get this book. Thanks for putting it on your blog.

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  8. jenclair11/15/2008 12:30 AM

    Barbara -I found it light-hearted and funny. I've reviewed it on my book blog.

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  9. Barbara11/15/2008 1:56 AM

    Oh excellent, a book blog. I'll be going there now to take a look. I'm abit of a book-a-holic.

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