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Planet J

Planet J

has 93 followers and is following 95 people

Books are my therapy!
I m a domestic goddess(minus cooking and cleaning haha!),I m 38yrs old.. a wife to a wonderful husband and a mother to a(very expensive) 19yr old son (almost 20) who is going to be a sophomore at Ole Miss (U of M) this year...hence.. I read alot because I have no money to do anything else. ;) really though..I enjoy... more »
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  • saffrondaydreams

    saffrondaydreams says

    Hey, Janet; Just stopping by to say hello. Hope those storms a week or so back didn't do any damage out your way. They were bad. I'm still working on the daughter book. A lot happening and I've been really distracted. Can't seem to settle enough to read. :-|

    posted 12 days ago. ( send a note )
  • elljay

    elljay says

    Hey girl, good to hear from ya, T says hi back, we'll have to get together some time and chat and whatnot ... I enjoyed twilight of avalon, now to read the others :) I'm finding it hard to concentrate on any books right now, or in fact do anything that requires any amount of stringing sentences together .. In a bad way in that sense. Need to apply myself I think. I cant count how many books Ive started and just can settle to. Too much time on my hands and not enough motivation, gumption or discipline in my life I guess. Have joined the website so membership is pending I'll seek you out should I get accepted. Hopefully it will inspire and enlighten.

    Take care of you, hope to catch ya soon L xxx

    posted 1 month ago. ( send a note )
  • Heidi Ann Maycroft

    Heidi Ann Maycroft says

    Hello Planet J : )

    I am excited to get started !

    posted 1 month ago. ( send a note )
  • winterslights

    winterslights says

    Jan, you need to do some reading and come back to us, we miss you. I will check out Theosophy.com on Saturday, and let you know what I think.

    posted 1 month ago. ( send a note )
  • winterslights

    winterslights says

    Hey, Jan, thanks for the invite, I accepted. It's really good to see a message from you. Also great that you changed your avatar, that's a much more fun one.

    posted 1 month ago. ( send a note )
  • AnandKumar

    AnandKumar says

    Thanks Janet. I am not a great reader of books, but I am curious. Hopefully I will be adding a few of my own soon.

    posted 1 month ago. ( send a note )
  • Joseph P. Fulton

    Joseph P. Fulton says

    Hi there and thanks for the invite!

    posted 1 month ago. ( send a note )
  • elljay

    elljay says

    lol and I havent even begun, I am trying to remember all the books ive read and whatnot in categories but my brain isnt that ordered and I zoom off to find one and remember another and then forget which one I was actually looking for plus I keep thinking oooooh that one looks good i must add that... im enjoying this very much lol too much I am sure someone will rain on my parade! oh and thank you for the introduction I always thought i'd be a good librarian and was even called Lucy because of it! hey ho there we go

    x o x

    posted 3 months ago. ( send a note )
  • BookwormErin

    BookwormErin says

    yeah! I loved threads. what an awesome book it was. glad you got a kindle. I love my nook. I swear I read faster.
    thanks for the recommendation on the books.
    keep in touch
    erin

    posted 5 months ago. ( send a note )
  • saffrondaydreams

    saffrondaydreams says

    Hey! Good to hear from you. I must have caught your vibes. I was thinking about you this morning and made a mental note to shoot you a message, but obviously I haven't gotten to it yet. I need to update my reading timeline. I've been in a weird headspace lately, distracted and very antsy, and have found it hard to settle on a book. After finishing that book, Passage, which drove me crazy for days afterward, and trying to get going in several different titles, I took them ALL back to the library, unread, and started over. I started Snow Flower and the Secret Fan last night and so far, I'm still interested. The Anne Boleyn book sounds very intriguing. I'll put it on the list. Groan! That TBR shelf is going to crack under the weight! LOL

    posted 5 months ago. ( send a note )
  • saffrondaydreams

    saffrondaydreams says

    It certainly was a gorgeous weekend! I tried to stay outside as much as possible and had all the doors in the house opened up. I don't go to the games. I don't much care for football (yes, I know, sacrilege! LOL), but I'm all for the Hotty Toddy and the socializing! I always wish them well, and hope each boy comes through each game safe and sound.

    posted 5 months ago. ( send a note )
  • saffrondaydreams

    saffrondaydreams says

    Hey! How're you doing? Did you survive the Monsoon last weekend? We are back on track now, but there were "repercussions". :-)

    posted 5 months ago. ( send a note )
  • Srini Chandra

    Srini Chandra says

    Thanks Janet for that very warm welcome! I am re-reading PG Wodehouse's Jeeves series at the moment. I've been sorely in need of a good laugh, and I've been getting a few of those from the master's books.

    Reincarnation and NDE is fascinating, isnt it? I've sent you a note separately offline. Catch you soon.

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • saffrondaydreams

    saffrondaydreams says

    Oh, forgot to say, I know exactly what you mean about not clicking with a book because of being in the mood for something different.

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • saffrondaydreams

    saffrondaydreams says

    I think I've read that. For some reason I get that one confused with Many Mansions, which I think is about Edgar Cayce, but at the moment, I'm not even sure about that! I've just been reading about tea leaf reading. Fascinating subject. Has always fascniated me, but it's something I've never really tried. I see a lot of tea in my future..... LOL

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • saffrondaydreams

    saffrondaydreams says

    I know you like Italy, books set in Italy, etc. Check out The Stargazer. I just added it to my TBR list. It sounds good, and like something you might like, as well. My TBR pile keeps getting bigger and bigger!

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • saffrondaydreams

    saffrondaydreams says

    I've not read el Camino, but I'm familiar with what it's about, the pilgrimage in Spain, etc. Is it as good as her others? What did you think about Out on a Limb? Did you look at the mini series on youtube yet? I think it really captures the essence of her struggle to come to terms with everything and her initial reluctance to accept the "woo-woo" of it all! :-) Hope all's well with you.

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • saffrondaydreams

    saffrondaydreams says

    Absolutely! That's some powerful synchronicity! Amazing really....

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • saffrondaydreams

    saffrondaydreams says

    Oooh! I know you're gonna enjoy Out on a Limb! And when you get done, check out the TV mini-series that she made of it. It's good too. I have officially begun The Girl Who Chased the Moon. Read about 4 chapters last night, and already got a handfull of odd characters with secrets. :-)

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )
  • saffrondaydreams

    saffrondaydreams says

    I haven't started Girl Who Chased the Moon yet, but it's on my night stand. I actually did read a couple of pages, but then decided I'd finish at least one other one before starting that one. I'm glad you enjoyed Garden Spell. I kind of enjoyed The Peach Keeper just a wee bit more. well maybe... lol It's a near thing! I'm OK. I'm ready for a break in the heat, but I always hate to say good bye to summer. Don't know why.

    posted 6 months ago. ( send a note )

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