The Rest Is Silence/Silence Is The Rest
“Think we should wade in on this Mitt Romney rooftop dog controversy?” Spence says.
“Nope,” says Admin.
“But – “
“Absolutely not! Do we want to be part of the national din?”
“Guess not.”
“And besides, at the moment we’ve got Pearl digging holes again.”
“I’ll open the window and yell Stop!”
“That’ll work.”
Welcome Shoshone & Mollie, Bailey Rose, Sydney, and Sadie.
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7:55 am on March 25th, 2012
Good morning, all.
Welcome to all new FOC: Oliver, Bertie, Shoshone,, Mollie, Bailey Rose, Sydney. Sadie, and of course Annabelle, our newest retiree.
Shiek is still producing foam from his mouth, but hopefully the shot will kick in and get his allergic response to settle down. That boy has foam everwhere! Kat and Meashka both helped the Big Vet check Shiek’s vitals. All were fine.
Mom, on the other hand, is even sicker. She has some sort of flu it seems, and now it has affected her intestines badly, if you catch our drift. So much work to do, and she picks now to be sick. Poor Pop.
Spence and Admin, we thought we saw Pearl and Audrey on the DAR page…just sayin’.
8:05 am on March 25th, 2012
Spence and Admin, I hate to tell you this but yelling out the window to stop Pearl from digging.
When you do have a way to stop her (besides doing your entire yard in concrete) let us know. Grace is a great digger! The Pack would like to stop watching for booby traps.
The traps have started early. We usually have a trap free yard until late May.
8:06 am on March 25th, 2012
Whoops. Let me fix that first sentence.
Spence and Admin, I hate to tell you this but yelling out the window will not stop Pearl from digging.
8:44 am on March 25th, 2012
“The rest is silence.” Hamlet’s final words. Now, what did he mean by “rest”?
Go Pearl!! (Sorry Spence.)
Good morning all.
8:46 am on March 25th, 2012
Good morning all. Beautiful day here.
Sorry to hear that Oley’s mom is under the weather. Glad Shiek is better.
We agree with Melanie, yelling is not going to do much for the digging. Sometimes you just gotta do it. I don’t usually dig just for the heck of it. Last year a little ground squirrel foolishly tried to set up housekeeping by our front porch, and in easy reach of the bird feeder. I dug two holes that were over a foot deep trying to find him. Barb was not happy! He finally moved.
8:48 am on March 25th, 2012
Good Morning,
Checking in after a couple of hectic weeks that have kept me out of touch. We had a death in the family and lots of nieces and nephews that I haven’t seen in years were in town. Much of my time was spent with them, and I’ve been back at work again. So much for my fifth retirement.I have been
reading the blog, but haven’t had much to add. As I’ve read there have been lots of things I’ve thought I should say something about when I post, but I can’t remember what they were. One thing I can report is that Blou was on Adequan for a very long time and it helped him greatly.
Have to add my thanks for the note from AJ. The race certainly was an experience that I never expected to be a part of. There were times when I couldn’t believe how uneasy I was while sitting here in my easy chair reading about his situations along the trail. Tyb and Blou say it was quite a ride. Thanks Rebecca and AJ for making it possible for them to ride along.
I don’t have much planned for the week ahead and should be able to keep up to date with goings on at Chet the Dog; but, then again, so much of my life is unplanned I’ll just have to wait and see.
In any case let me say I hope that things are looking up for all of you.
9:24 am on March 25th, 2012
Greetings All!
OH: I’m sorry your mom is still feeling poorly. Hope Shiek will be better soon, too.
B: Yes, the Prof and I did like T,T,S,S
very much. A twisty kind of British thriller. Added plus: Colin Firth.
Tyb: Sorry to hear about the death in the family. Glad you are back.
Wecome new FOC!
I think I need to see more pictures of Audrey and Pearl!
Wookie: Are you enjoying The Art of Fielding so far? I really am.
9:42 am on March 25th, 2012
Tyb, it’s good to have you back with us. I missed you.
9:42 am on March 25th, 2012
Good morning and welcome back TYB. You were missed.
And welcome to all the new Friends!
9:52 am on March 25th, 2012
We are watching that 2008 Iditarod documentary on Amazon Prime. There are 6 episodes to it! We just finished episode 5. We love it. Was that Wolfie who told us all about it?
9:52 am on March 25th, 2012
Good morning all.
Geez Bee – no one told us there was going to be a test!
Its cool and damp here. so no working on the bear today. Mama is headed off to the Mud Room instead. We had a very early start (for us) when a bear decided to walk through our yard at 6 am. Our housemate Callie, the Great Pyrenees was outside already, and she took great offense, as evidenced by her deep bass, resonating “WOOF”! So Gilly had to chime in. She was trying to take the backdoor down to get out, so it was just easier to let her go.
Happy to report, the yard is now free of bears – except the one on the deck that Mama is working on.
Good to hear from you Tyb. Get better Howler’s Mom and Sheik.
Hope Maggie is starting to feel tip top again.
9:56 am on March 25th, 2012
Chad is going to Teen Challenge on Tuesday!
We are still dealing with his lost ID card. He left it some kids car in the next town over.
“Mom, don’t stress out. I told you that I will take care of it and I will.”
“Okay, son. Just don’t wait until the last minute. I don’t want to be chasing down your ID on the way to Monterey Bay.”
Maybe I can order a replacement and send it to them…….
10:00 am on March 25th, 2012
Dear Wolfie – all paws crossed, and prayers being sent up!
10:00 am on March 25th, 2012
Yup, it was me. It is a great series! I still don’t have much respect for LM.
Especially since he put up a big squawk when they started requiring mandatory drug testing. Apparently he has been known to get high on the trail.
10:06 am on March 25th, 2012
T&G: And I don’t accept late test answers either.
10:07 am on March 25th, 2012
Advice from a hole digging expert…top civil engineer in the state of NM. Do not interrupt Pearl’s hole digging because it would be bad for her mental health. Pearl is destined for great things. I just know it.
T&G: snakes and bears…you two get to have all the fun.
Fellow Sibers, Hope your mom and Sheik feel better soon.
Welcome back, TYB.
10:07 am on March 25th, 2012
By the way, the easy answer is that Hamlet means death but that is too easy.
10:08 am on March 25th, 2012
Morning Plunderpack. It’s a cool but sunny morning here in the middle of the mitten. Mom is feeling better. She’s been cooking and cleaning like crazy. I’m just sitting here watching the action.
Feel better OH mum and Sheik.
10:10 am on March 25th, 2012
I see our post timestamps are still on Standard Time. I have some thoughts.
First I thought Mike Baker was on vacation and just didn’t get around to doing anything. No, guess not.
Now I think we have very old software. Way back in 2007, Daylight Saving Time was changed from the first Sunday in April to the second Sunday in March. I was still working and we had patches to apply to the system software. Could that really be the reason? That was a long time ago. If it is, next Sunday we will finally go on DST.
Or maybe we’re just going to wait until this fall when we go back on standard time. Ha ha.
10:21 am on March 25th, 2012
Bee, I agree. Death is too obvious.
Pondering…….
10:24 am on March 25th, 2012
Plunder pack?
Plunder pack!
I love it!
The ipaw insists on the space between the words.
10:28 am on March 25th, 2012
Woofs of encouragement for Wolfie’s Boy Chad!
Hi TYB! Glad to have you back. Sorry about the reason for your absence.
Brave Royals keeping the yard clear of bears (running in the shadow of Callie. tee hee) Now, don’t get all huffy. I know you don’t need a Great Pyrenees to protect you. You are doing a fine job. But, wait. What’s that on the deck?
O.Howlers: Bring your mom some chicken soup and tuck her under the Quilt for the day.
Greetings to All, newcomers and old friends.
Hurray! It’s a Sun Day.
10:28 am on March 25th, 2012
OK Bee – we are taking a shot at this – but keep in mind, we have only a passing knowledge of old Will – high school was a loooong time ago.
“The rest is Silence” – Hamlet was the last of the family line, by his death, the crown passes to a new familial reign.
Also, during the play, Hammy has been haunted by his father’s death, and questioning if death is truly the end. There are many stories of people with their last breath, seeing their new destination, and going towards it willingly, even happily. Could it be that Hamlet in his dying moments sees his “future” which is not the heaven that he expected, but instead is only nothingness, and silence?
10:43 am on March 25th, 2012
B: To paraphrase Occam’s Razor: the simplest answer is usually the best.
T&G: I like your answer, but it is quite depressing. The Sound of Silence…perhaps a fear we all harbor.
10:46 am on March 25th, 2012
Masquers! Enough of this kind of talk on a Beautiful Spring Day!
We are off to do something Fun.
11:27 am on March 25th, 2012
The Sound of Silence. Insn’t that an old S & G classic?
We are also off to bask in the sunshine and watch Barb rake.
11:42 am on March 25th, 2012
We missed our chance to bask in the sunshine. We had a record high 82 degrees on Wednesday. Today is cold, rainy, and dreary. The weather forecast is for temperatures in the 20s for the next two nights and only in the low 30s during the day. That could
be disastrous for the trees and flowers that have started to bud. I hope that the weather people are wrong again as they so frequently are.
11:43 am on March 25th, 2012
In Hamlet’s final lines he’s asking his best friend, Horatio, to let the world know what occurrences “solicited” (instigated) the actions of the final scene. Earlier he said (specifically to the spectators of the scene) that if he had time “O, I could tell you–But let it be.” “Rest” could mean remainder–the rest of the story should not be told (silence is best) because it might cause the hearers to want further revenge.
Hamlet is Shakespeare’s take on the ancient Greek revenge tragedies. I’ve always thought that Hamlet (the “modern man” living in a medieval world) knows that revenge may be sweet but it only breeds further revenge. He wants revenge to end with his death.
11:44 am on March 25th, 2012
Yes, Simon & Garfunkel, one of Mom’s all time favorites:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tc677cJndLc&feature=fvsr
11:59 am on March 25th, 2012
Thank you, B. Your explanation of the entirety of the passage is appreciated. The meaning can be distorted when taken out of context.
12:56 pm on March 25th, 2012
Title!…. The real question is why did Spence use that title for his post and then ask about wading in on the Mitt Romney rooftop dog controversy? …snort!… He seems to prefer being silent instead of adding to “the National din” on the topic…grunt! …. If that’s the case then why bring it up in the first place?…sniff! sneeze!…Damned allergies!…cough!
Project!… My friend is finishing up on one more project this morning….snort!…That makes 5 finished so far in the last 2 weeks…wheeze!….Three are in the hands of the Postal Service…shudder!….Two will be hand-delivered tomorrow…heh!…No rip-off postage to pay for a change…grunt!
1:14 pm on March 25th, 2012
Massimo the Cat doesn’t mind jumping in…..
1:20 pm on March 25th, 2012
I just got my unpostmarked mail from Nome. Rebecca and AJ, thank you so much for carrying our pictures and Molly’s tag. I love the Iditarod patch. I wondered when B. said about putting the patch on her SK hat since the patch I was thinking of was too big. This new patch will fit on the back band very nicely.
1:25 pm on March 25th, 2012
Both AJ and I had to work yesterday in town, but met up after our work was finished. He took me on a date to see Hunger Games. Neither of us had read the book, but enjoyed the movie.
Charris: Nome! Next year! I like the sound of that! I’m happy to share with you some of the things that I’ve learned the last two years in Nome during Iditarod like where and when to book, the craft fair, poetry reading, volunteer opportunities for the race, etc. I’m also happy to remind all youse that the invitation stands for the Plunderers to join us for the pre-race festivities!
Today I take AJ to the airport. He is leaving for a week of training for work in Hawaii of all places. He’s going from one extreme to the other. Later this week, I head for Dutch Harbor—think Deadliest Catch—for work.
Tyb: Good to see you again. Can you email me your address to: snowhookkennel@gmail.com
1:39 pm on March 25th, 2012
Rose. Yes, we are still enjoying The Art of Fielding, although there is a bit of a problem. My dad just got another book from Amazon, and he may want to divert to read that first. The book is called Winterdance, and my dad says it comes highly recommended.
Also, for B & M, and other David Rosenfelt fans, we just finished reading his latest book, which is a stand alone (and not an Andy Carpenter) called Heart of a Killer. It is absolutely spectacular, perhaps the best thing he has written to date. Wookie
1:40 pm on March 25th, 2012
Hawaii! Now that is a great pplace for AJ to recover from the Iditarod. But where is Dutch Harbor?
Pop had to do all the hard work today, because Mom is still indoors. She is miserable, but at least now she knows the last raised bed is prepped and all that soil is out of the truck. If she is ever well again, they can take the truck and trailer Ned and Annie. We keep telling her that, but she keeps burrowing down deeper into the quilt.
We’re with Rio. What in the world was Spence and Admin trying to say by not saying? We are befuddled and believe us, we never use that word.
2:32 pm on March 25th, 2012
Wookie – I will get Heart of a Killer just as soon as I finish Rosenfelt’s Sudden Death. Thanks for the recommendation.
2:35 pm on March 25th, 2012
Wookie, Thanks for the referral. We actually had to put down the Sherlock Holmes book to read Rosenfeldt’s Play Dead. It was a library loan from out of district, so we have a time limit on it. We were really getting into The Ice Palace Murder, so will be picking it up again as soon as we finish this one.
We also were wondering why they brought up the Mitt story.
2:48 pm on March 25th, 2012
WOW WOW WOW Mom would rather go to Dutch Harbor than Hawaii!
I would rather go to Dutch Harbor than Hawaii.
2:58 pm on March 25th, 2012
Maybe Spence was trying to get us going on the Rommney thing. He likes to get us going sometimes.
On Wookie’s fine recommendation we will order Heart of a Killer.
Stover, we like your simple explanation of Hamlet.
3:01 pm on March 25th, 2012
Thank you SH.
Mollypop: The patch fits exactly on the flap of the SK doesn’t it.
I’d like to go to both Dutch Harbor and Hawaii.
3:02 pm on March 25th, 2012
Dear Wookie’s Dad, I am interested in what you say about Heart of a Killer. I have found in the past that Rosenfelt’s non- Andy Carpenter books are very similar to the Andy Carpenters. You could just change the names and they would fit right into the AC series.
I am now looking forward to Heart of a Killer.
I just finished One Dog Night which I picked up on a little trip to Once Upon a Crime where I did not see Shamus the Dog.
3:18 pm on March 25th, 2012
This is a picture of ‘the’ mountain at Denali Park in Alaska
3:31 pm on March 25th, 2012
Beautiful photo, Staff. Denali is one of the three “mountains of our dreams” K2 and the North Face of the Eiger are the other two.
3:36 pm on March 25th, 2012
We are having a lovely rainstorm here and mom has been parked in front of the fire. She just finished reading Lone Wolf by Jodo Picoult. It was a bit of a disappointment and she is glad that it was a library book and she didnt waste any money on it.
In a little while they are going to see the Hunger Games.
3:45 pm on March 25th, 2012
Don’t want to see Hunger Games. The whole topic is off-putting to us. Sorry guys.
We are reading Andy Carpenter, in order. Play Dead is #6, so we are not ther far away from One Dog Night. We will also order Heart of A Killer. Is it dog related?
3:48 pm on March 25th, 2012
Fellow Sibers, Dutch Harbor is more or less in the middle of the Aleutian Islands. The chain of islands that take off into the sea southwest of Anchorage. The Aleutian Islands seperate the Bering Sea from the Pacific Ocean. Dutch Harbor is beautiful but bleak…all mountains except for the harbor.
During World War II, the Japanese invaded some of these islands, but the US eventually won the battle of the Aleutian Islands.
4:01 pm on March 25th, 2012
Thank you for explaining, Siber. Both Hawaii and Dutch Harbor sound like excellent trips.
Youse guys really nned to watch that 2008 Iditarod documentary on Prime and then let us know what you think of the mushers they profile.
4:03 pm on March 25th, 2012
Wookie, we really, really liked Winterdance. It made us laugh. A lot.
We suggest that your dad read that one first so he can read out loud to you. Everybody needs a good belly laugh every now and again.
4:04 pm on March 25th, 2012
Also, guys, don’t forget that it is on Netflix streaming.
4:06 pm on March 25th, 2012
The Iditarod dogumentary, not Winterdance.
4:06 pm on March 25th, 2012
Wolfie: You don’t say. Well yes you did. You were disappointed in Lone Wolf. Nana has it on loan from the free book place. We found the title intriguing sorry it didn’t live up to all the hype.
Barb&Magpie: We will wait for The Hunger Games to come out on Netflix DVD.
B: What did you think of Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy? Colin Firth is one of our favorite actors.
TYB: Yikes! A 50 degree drop in temperature would be a shock to everybody never mind the plants.
Siber-H: You are our go-to-guy for information about all the Cold Spots.
O.Howlers: I’m going to check out the Iditarod Documentary on Amazon Prime right now.
BBL
4:09 pm on March 25th, 2012
Sorry, Plunderer Pack. I meant Dogumentary.
4:27 pm on March 25th, 2012
Wookie, tell your dad not to read Winterdance out in public.
We saw that Iditarod documentary on the Green Channel just before the Iditarod started this year.
Fellow Sibers? Is that documentary on Amazon Prime? If so, can a person watch one hour one night and another hour the next night and so on?
4:28 pm on March 25th, 2012
Staff. My dad says he would agree with your analysis of the non-Andy Carpenter Rosenfelt books (although they do tend to be a bit grittier than the Andy’s are), and the same is certainly true for Heart of a Killer — it could be Andy as the protagonist (but with a different supporting cast). His writing style is addictive, the plotting is even better than before (which is a high accolade) and the contextual story (or perhaps it is the main story) is just incredibly gripping and perhaps a bit more thought provoking that his earlier works. Dad read it to mom and me aloud and he blew through the last 150 pages or so in two days — we just couldn’t put it down, it was that good.
BTW, when I checked it, SiberH and Beau were together in Chet’s Friends — how cool is that? Wookie
4:42 pm on March 25th, 2012
Now I am really looking forward to Heart of a Killer. Some of his plots are fantastic. I wish I could remember the name of the other one of his non-Andy ones that I read.
4:54 pm on March 25th, 2012
Hi all – icky day outside, lovely day inside. Our Dad fixed up a new CD rack for Mama in the Mud Room. She likes to have nice background music when she is working. So far “Guitar by the Sea” and The Piano Guys are her favorites.
As to today’s subject – we just figured that Spence and Admin were off on one of their book signings the day that we discussed what kind of MittenHead would do that to a dog.
Mama is just sighing over AJ going to Hawaii. Have we mentioned that she just loves the beach?
We have a lovely picture of Tyb in FOC. What a sweet looking guy he is.
5:15 pm on March 25th, 2012
I haven’t watched Tinker Tailor yet.
5:30 pm on March 25th, 2012
Watching!…Guess what I am watching????….Woooooo!…We’ve been outside all day long and now we are in the basement watching the Rockies in a Spring Training game…snorkel!…Life is just about perfect…sniffle!
5:32 pm on March 25th, 2012
Book!…Someone here tried to find the first Andy Carpenter book at the second-paw bookstore…sniff!…But they did not have any of his books available….grunt!…She bought another Alexander McCall Smith – the first of a different series called The Sunday Philosophy Club….sneeze!…Or something like that.
5:45 pm on March 25th, 2012
We’re back. Only one free episode available on Prime. Will watch the rest on Netflix. It is already moved up to first position in our Instant Streaming queue.
While checking out the dogumentary on Amazon we took note of several other DVDs about the Iditarod which are available.
MollyPop’s Mom: I think you are right about the Blog-Time being on the old schedule. We will just have to wait for it to self correct come April.
5:54 pm on March 25th, 2012
I like the blog time being this way. For a little time we are in sync. Going to make BLT’s by request. BBL.
5:57 pm on March 25th, 2012
Royals: LOL. We just now noticed what you said earlier about MittenHead.
6:05 pm on March 25th, 2012
Siber, you can watch the entire dogumentary, one episode at a time, on Prime. So, yea you can watch one each night. We wish we would have known about it when AJ was racing. We would have watched each segment as he got to that part of the trail.
Bear, what are you saying only has one episode? You must not be talking about the Iditarod episodes Wolfie and I watched, because they are all available.
6:12 pm on March 25th, 2012
Movie!…Now for the first time we are going to watch Best In Show from almost the very beginning…snort!snort!…We always, always miss the very very very beginning…heh!
6:14 pm on March 25th, 2012
We love that movie, Rio!
6:24 pm on March 25th, 2012
I hate Lows. I’ve hibernated all day. Going to hibernate more. TTFN
6:26 pm on March 25th, 2012
Thanks Howlers. When we watched the documentary this year on tv, we had to watch it all at once…we just got up and moved around during the commercials.
6:27 pm on March 25th, 2012
Beginnings!…Speaking of beginnings…sniff!…What is the name of the first Andy Carpenter book?…grunt!…Is it “Open and Shut”?…wuffle!
6:32 pm on March 25th, 2012
Rio. That’s the right one — Open and Shut is the first one in the series. Wookie
6:37 pm on March 25th, 2012
Rio, We have the entire list right near the computer, and yes, Open & Shut is # 1, First Degree # 2. I would suggest reading them in order. He makes a lot of referrence to prior happenings.
Melanie, What are lows and what do they do to you?
6:52 pm on March 25th, 2012
O.Howlers: Amazon Prime said only one episode was free the others were $1.99 each. This was for Season 1 in 2009. Do we have the wrong one? It says Iditarod: The Toughest Race on Earth.
7:06 pm on March 25th, 2012
Reading!….sniff!….She says we will get back to reading more once all her quilling orders are filled…grunt!…I’ve been hearing that line of bull since last October…huffle!… She says she will not be taking any more orders. That she needs to concentrate on making stuff for the Snowhook Memorial Blow-out Extravaganza…chuffle!…I think all of youse guys should be thinking along those lines too. April and May will fly right by us and then it will be June….snort!….And you know what is due in June, don’t you?…gruffle!
7:19 pm on March 25th, 2012
Barb – we think Melanie has gone to her soft warm bed. When she talks about Lows, she is talking about low pressure systems which really affect her and make her groggy.
Hey Howlers- whats the word on how both Sheik and your Mom are doing?
7:20 pm on March 25th, 2012
Bear, if you click each individual episode, it says included with Amazon Prime.
7:23 pm on March 25th, 2012
T&G, both Mom and Shiek are improving, but have a long ways to go to tip-top. Mom still can’t eat much; at least Shiek is eating.
7:40 pm on March 25th, 2012
Rio, Mad Men starts again tonight. Two hour special. Are you watching it?
8:02 pm on March 25th, 2012
NOOOO!…We have never seen the very end of Best In Show…grunt!…The crazy yuppie couple end up with a Pug!…wheeze!…Nooooo!
Staff!….Thanks for the heads-up about Mad-Men!…snort!…We would have missed it…heh!
8:10 pm on March 25th, 2012
Mr.Staff told me. He accepts your thanks.
9:24 pm on March 25th, 2012
O.Howlers: We didn’t know how simple it was. Thanks for the tip.
Woooo! We here are Mad for Mad Men! Hope AMC will let us watch it online.
Oh, look. It’s Franklin & Mac, Annabelle & AJ at the top.
9:30 pm on March 25th, 2012
Barnabus!….grunt!…Tim Burton and Johnny Depp have gotten their hands on my beloved Dark Shadows…snort!…What a farce.
9:37 pm on March 25th, 2012
I can’t remember if we had this DST issue in the past. Does anyone remember?
9:48 pm on March 25th, 2012
Best in Show is a great movie, quirky and funny.
Glad Oley’s mom and Shiek are better.
Good night all.
9:52 pm on March 25th, 2012
Wolfie: Seem to recall it happening last November also, but as Mollys Mom said, eventually the blog clock caught up.
May watch a couple of the Iditarod episodes on Netflix now.
‘nite all.
9:53 pm on March 25th, 2012
Wolfie!…I remember….grunt!
Bed!….Every one must already be in bed….sniff!….Well so am I very soon now…grunt!…Mad Men is Baaaack!…snort!snort!wooooooo!
9:57 pm on March 25th, 2012
Rio – Mama loved to be scared by Dark Shadows when she was a kid. Quentin and Angelique and good old Barnabus.
Johnny Depp seems to think he has to play ALL the iconic roles. What’s next – Johnny Depp as Tarzan?
10:00 pm on March 25th, 2012
Dark Shadows looks to be a real loser. Johnny Depp as Barnabus is pathetic, but wait till you see him as Tonto wearing a crow on his head.
Unfortunately, “crow’ is not one of my typos.
Night All
10:06 pm on March 25th, 2012
Siber – we can definetly wait for that!
We can wait a very long, long time….
10:23 pm on March 25th, 2012
Mom has been reading the Andy Carpenter series because y’all have been saying how great it is. She just loves it. However, she must have gotten out of order. Amazon says it puts them in order but evidently not. Could someone please post the books in order sometime so we can proceed as we should?
Wookie, we will check out Heart of a Killer also.
We are waiting for Amazon to deliver our copy of Winterdance! That should be fun.
G&BB
10:40 pm on March 25th, 2012
We just finished a stand alone Janet Evanovich, “Love in a Nutshell” and it was very dog oriented.
We would be happy with the “little” mountains in the foreground of the picture.
We recommend the following book for those not proficient in herding:
5:36 pm on April 19th, 2012
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