redzils, we'll add this one to the used bookstore tour.) I got a Patricia Cornwell paperback for fifty cents (I'm lazily acquiring all the early [read, good] ones, with the intent of rereading them when I need some good fluff; I don't think I have this one, but if I do, I'll just put it up on Book Mooch) and a favorite Margaret Maron novel (in hardback) for a dollar. Our companion found a hardback copy of The Fiery Cross for $3. I didn't look too hard, because I would have left with more books that I don't need right now, but I'm going to have a hard time keeping myself from wandering in there every time we go to the library. redzils, we'll add this one to the used bookstore tour.) I got a Patricia Cornwell paperback for fifty cents (I'm lazily acquiring all the early [read, good] ones, with the intent of rereading them when I need some good fluff; I don't think I have this one, but if I do, I'll just put it up on Book Mooch) and a favorite Margaret Maron novel (in hardback) for a dollar. Our companion found a hardback copy of The Fiery Cross for $3. I didn't look too hard, because I would have left with more books that I don't need right now, but I'm going to have a hard time keeping myself from wandering in there every time we go to the library. -
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Like a boss.
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Yuletide letter placeholder, ahoy!
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I did Not Prime Time this year, which made me actually write something for the first time since Yuletide. It was fun! It was also a lot more low key…
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