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Thursday, February 25, 2010
Celebrating 4 weeks!
Yea Me! More fun changes at my little fledgling blog. It's now 4 weeks old! And to celebrate I'm adding a brand new header and a blog button!!
First the header: designed by my friend, Sagi at Sagi's Randomness. She worked really hard to create something that I love. Thank you, my friend! It is wonderful!!

Sagi was able to capture my "look" by replicating the colors I chose for my blog and adding some of my favorite daisies to match those on my blog. The swirls of color along the edge feel so lovely and airy to me. I just adore my new header!
Next up, the button: designed by another great Twitter friend, Jules at RexRobotReviews. She picked up on my "tastes" by looking at my blog and just running with it. Once again, it is fabulous!

Jules replicated my flowers and colors, and she made it so I can share it with you all! Please grab my button for your blog! And if you have a button for me to add to my blog, please leave me a comment so I can grab it! (Am I using the correct lingo? I'm still learning here!!)
As for me... I'm still on vacation in Ft. Myers, FL with my kids and folks. We've enjoyed some sun (and sunburns!), and I have read 2 books so far. I'm reading a great book that I plan to share with you all as soon as I finish it (hint: it involves a sexy, hot angel).
Please leave me a comment and let me know what you think of my new look. Also let me know if you have a button for me to grab and add to my site. Thanks for your support over the past 4 weeks and a special thanks to Sagi, Jules, and Belinda for all their help over the past 4 weeks. You all rock!
Monday, February 22, 2010
Just Checking In
Hello from Fort Myers, Florida!
My kids and I arrived in Ft. Myers this afternoon. We are staying with my parents, who live down here January - March, each winter. The weather is not perfect, but SO MUCH better than it was back home.
I have lots to blog about, but can't get to it today. BUT I did want to get at least one item taken care of... I received my SECOND (& third, but that's another day) Blogging Award! This one is from my dear friend and another great supporter, Belinda from Hanging with Bells. THANK YOU my Bellie! She passed on to me the

Okay my dear friends... I'm off to hang with my mom and then go read on my lovely Kindle!! TTFN!
Saturday, February 20, 2010
And the Winner Is...
ME! I just received my FIRST blogging award! YEA ME! and thank you to the wonderful Janna of Erotic Romance Reader. She has been so supportive of me and the start of my very own blog. Thank you, Janna! (You can also find Janna on Twitter.)
So without further wait.... Here is my award:

The Sugar Doll Award. I am supposed to list 10 things about myself, then pass the award on to some other bloggers. Since I am still learning my way around the blogging world, I’m going to save passing the award on to someone else for just a little while.
Okay, here it goes:
- I am married to a wonderful, sexy man. We met in 1995 and were married in 1998. We lived in Seattle, WA until 2000 and now live in New England.
- I earned a BSE in Civil Engineering from the University of Michigan and a Masters in Environmental Engineering from the University of Washington.
- I grew up in Michigan and I am a HUGE UofM - Wolverine fan.
- I have two wonderful children who fill my life with joy and several headaches (as they dump toy cars all over the floor next to me as I type).
- I have two fluffy cats. Nicky (the darker cat) turned 10 last October and Oscar (our “blonde”) will be 10 in April.
- I have made the closest of friends via the internet. My life would not be complete without them, even though we’ve never met face-to-face. It is my dream to meet them all in real life.
- In case you didn’t know... I just purchased my first MAC - I got a 15” MacBook Pro, and I’m still learning how to get around. I am already in love. I haven’t decided if I should name her Maci or Marci or something else all together!
- My ideal vacation would be to go someplace sunny and warm, where I could lay by a pool, have someone wait on me-bringing me drinks with flowers and umbrellas-someone else to take care of my kids. I would have Kendra (Kindle), my iPhone, headphones and lots of free time.
- I am a very lazy person, but try to get to the gym at least 3 times a week. Thats to support my eating and drinking habits!
- I am heading on vacation this week - going to visit my parents in Ft. Myers, Florida. I can’t wait to see them and enjoy some warmer weather.
Thanks for the award, Janna. This was a lot of fun. I look forward to playing again sometime!
As for my readers... Tell me something fun about yourself!
EDITED on FEBRUARY 20, 2010 1:40 PM TO ADD
Okay, so Janna... You are right! I'll go ahead an pass this lovely award on to another one of my new Twitter/Blogging friends: Robin at Intense Whisper! Robin: Please post 10 things about yourself and let me know when you do!
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
The Evolution of Twimom...
I'm so excited!
My little blog is 3 weeks old. I'm finding that I am enjoying it much more than I thought. I just wish I was HTML savvy and could find my way around PhotoShop. So to celebrate my blog I've updated its look. I went from the Google Standard layout to a layout with a little pizazz (thanks to the Cutest Blog on the Block)! In addition, I am going to share the story of how Twimom227 come to be.
My story is probably similar to a lot of you out there. Other than email, I didn’t use the “social Internet” at all before 2008. Then, in the fall of 2008 a couple things happened. First: my high school was planning its reunion and set up a Facebook page.
We were encouraged to join Facebook so we could give input in a group setting. I had heard about Facebook, but I was reluctant to join. But, I did jump in and never looked back. When I signed up for Facebook in September 2008, there were maybe 20 of my classmates online. Last count, there were 268 classmates on Facebook… and that is just my high school class. Facebook has been a fun way to reconnect with friends and family and to stay in contact with the same group.
The other thing that happened in the fall of 2008 is I read the Twilight Series by Stephenie Meyer. How did this expand my online presence? Well… After I finished reading the books, I
couldn’t get enough. So I went to Ms. Meyer’s website and took in as much information as possible. It was there that I read about the Twilight Lexicon. I’d never used an online forum before, but thought it was worth a look. Quickly I realized that it was a fun and safe place to discuss my love of the books with other like-minded folks. They even had a thread for us “older fans.” So I decided to join up.
Which brings me to my name… WHAT DO I CALL MYSELF? I was unsure how to proceed. I didn’t want to use my real name – playing it safe and all. So I thought… “Hmmm, I’m a Twilight fan and a mom. How about Twilightmom?” Oh, I thought I was SO original. I really did. And so... Twilightmom was born. It was only after about a month of online activities did I learn there was a whole group of “Twilight Moms” and they even have their own popular website. UGH! So much for originality! (And no, I’m not one of the crazies that chase down underage Taylor and ask him to sign my underwear!) Over time my name got shorted to Twimom, which I like much better.
Next comes Twitter. I had heard some things about how Twitter was fun. I decided last spring/summer (2009) to give it a go. I used the name Twimom as a base and ran with it. At first I just followed “famous folks” like Kevin Smith, Ellen and Lance Armstrong. I also got
headline news and followed a few friends. Then I figured out that a bunch of my favorite authors are on Twitter. That was such a joy to find. I love that I can have simple “hellos” and “mini chats” with people like Larissa Ione, Meljean Brook, Jill Myles, Anya Bast, and Nalini Singh (just to name a very small sample). From that, I figured out how to “meet” other great folks that have similar interests to mine. I look forward to my daily chats with folks such as: Bellie7, Gigib88, IntenseWhisper, JoJosBookCorner, larissa_sarah, RexRobotReviews, TeresaDAmario, and Tigris_Eden. (and SO MANY MORE LOVELY FOLKS!!) In all seriousness, there are so many Tweeps that take good care of me… I have a question, they answer it for me. I need a hug, I get it. I love Twitter!
And now finally… a blog. I NEVER thought I would blog. I’m not a writer. I’m not good with them word things. (I am an engineer by degrees and planner by practice.) But meeting so many fun/great bloggers via Twitter encouraged me to give it a try. It’s small. It’s start. I just learned a little about HTML from Bellie7 this weekend. (Notice I’ve added a couple buttons? I’ll add more as soon as I figure out more space.) I updated my look and I'm excited about where my little blog is headed.
So, who is TWIMOM227? My Twitter bio says “wife, mom, friend. Book lover: paranormal romance & UF. Kindle owner!” That’s a good summary, although MOM feels like it’s taken over pretty much 24/7. I started as a “Twilight Mom,” but now I’m a “Twitter Mom.” Just don’t call me a twit! I look forward to expanding on my 3-week old blog and I hope you will help me.
Now, what do you think the 227 stands for?
EDITED on February 19, 2010 12:50 PM:
The 227 is a date: February 27 is my birthday! Thanks for playing along!
My little blog is 3 weeks old. I'm finding that I am enjoying it much more than I thought. I just wish I was HTML savvy and could find my way around PhotoShop. So to celebrate my blog I've updated its look. I went from the Google Standard layout to a layout with a little pizazz (thanks to the Cutest Blog on the Block)! In addition, I am going to share the story of how Twimom227 come to be.
My story is probably similar to a lot of you out there. Other than email, I didn’t use the “social Internet” at all before 2008. Then, in the fall of 2008 a couple things happened. First: my high school was planning its reunion and set up a Facebook page.
We were encouraged to join Facebook so we could give input in a group setting. I had heard about Facebook, but I was reluctant to join. But, I did jump in and never looked back. When I signed up for Facebook in September 2008, there were maybe 20 of my classmates online. Last count, there were 268 classmates on Facebook… and that is just my high school class. Facebook has been a fun way to reconnect with friends and family and to stay in contact with the same group.The other thing that happened in the fall of 2008 is I read the Twilight Series by Stephenie Meyer. How did this expand my online presence? Well… After I finished reading the books, I
couldn’t get enough. So I went to Ms. Meyer’s website and took in as much information as possible. It was there that I read about the Twilight Lexicon. I’d never used an online forum before, but thought it was worth a look. Quickly I realized that it was a fun and safe place to discuss my love of the books with other like-minded folks. They even had a thread for us “older fans.” So I decided to join up.Which brings me to my name… WHAT DO I CALL MYSELF? I was unsure how to proceed. I didn’t want to use my real name – playing it safe and all. So I thought… “Hmmm, I’m a Twilight fan and a mom. How about Twilightmom?” Oh, I thought I was SO original. I really did. And so... Twilightmom was born. It was only after about a month of online activities did I learn there was a whole group of “Twilight Moms” and they even have their own popular website. UGH! So much for originality! (And no, I’m not one of the crazies that chase down underage Taylor and ask him to sign my underwear!) Over time my name got shorted to Twimom, which I like much better.
Next comes Twitter. I had heard some things about how Twitter was fun. I decided last spring/summer (2009) to give it a go. I used the name Twimom as a base and ran with it. At first I just followed “famous folks” like Kevin Smith, Ellen and Lance Armstrong. I also got
headline news and followed a few friends. Then I figured out that a bunch of my favorite authors are on Twitter. That was such a joy to find. I love that I can have simple “hellos” and “mini chats” with people like Larissa Ione, Meljean Brook, Jill Myles, Anya Bast, and Nalini Singh (just to name a very small sample). From that, I figured out how to “meet” other great folks that have similar interests to mine. I look forward to my daily chats with folks such as: Bellie7, Gigib88, IntenseWhisper, JoJosBookCorner, larissa_sarah, RexRobotReviews, TeresaDAmario, and Tigris_Eden. (and SO MANY MORE LOVELY FOLKS!!) In all seriousness, there are so many Tweeps that take good care of me… I have a question, they answer it for me. I need a hug, I get it. I love Twitter!And now finally… a blog. I NEVER thought I would blog. I’m not a writer. I’m not good with them word things. (I am an engineer by degrees and planner by practice.) But meeting so many fun/great bloggers via Twitter encouraged me to give it a try. It’s small. It’s start. I just learned a little about HTML from Bellie7 this weekend. (Notice I’ve added a couple buttons? I’ll add more as soon as I figure out more space.) I updated my look and I'm excited about where my little blog is headed.
So, who is TWIMOM227? My Twitter bio says “wife, mom, friend. Book lover: paranormal romance & UF. Kindle owner!” That’s a good summary, although MOM feels like it’s taken over pretty much 24/7. I started as a “Twilight Mom,” but now I’m a “Twitter Mom.” Just don’t call me a twit! I look forward to expanding on my 3-week old blog and I hope you will help me.
Now, what do you think the 227 stands for?
EDITED on February 19, 2010 12:50 PM:
The 227 is a date: February 27 is my birthday! Thanks for playing along!
Friday, February 12, 2010
Succubi Have All The Luck!
Are you looking for something sexy and fun to read? Well, let me point you in the right direction... Meet new author, Jill Myles and her wonderful males: Noah and Zane. Together, they make my ideal book boyfriend!
Jill Myles is the author of a great new series, The Succubus Diaries. The first book is Gentlemen Prefer Succubi. From Jill's website:
Jackie Brighton woke up in a dumpster this morning, and her day has only gotten weirder. Her breasts grew overnight, her sex drive is insatiable, and apparently she had her first one-night stand ever . . . with a fallen angel.
Of course, she only remembers gorgeous Noah’s enormous, er, package. And their steamy shower sex. Hmm . . . and the dark stranger whose bite transformed her into an immortal siren with a seductive Itch.
With help from Noah and fellow succubus Remy Summore, Jackie adapts to her new lifestyle—until she accidentally strikes a deal that sends her lover into the deadly clutches of the vampire queen and lands Jackie, Remy, and the queen’s wickedly hot right-hand man into the middle of a fierce battle for an ancient halo.
But how’s a girl supposed to save the world when the enemy’s so hard to resist?
Her second book is Succubi Like It Hot. From Jill's website:
With a flirtatious new figure, her dream job as an archaeologist, and two gorgeous boyfriends to scratch her seductive Itch—an angel and a vampire—Jackie Brighton is totally getting the hang of life as a succubus.
Then her need for sex spirals out of control, and she accidentally knocks the pizza guy unconscious with her touch. Great, she’s cursed. Unfortunately, neither of her jealous lovers is exactly talking to her right now.
So after Jackie strikes a deal with a crafty demon, she and her best friend Remy take a cross-country road trip to deliver a cryptic message to the nation’s oldest succubus (who doesn’t look a day over eighteen.) Their journey gets weirder with every mile—demonic possession, a charming stalker, a deadly hotel room warning—but when they get to New Orleans, Jackie discovers a dangerous catch to her supernatural bargain. Someone wants her dead (again), but has she been sleeping with the enemy?
Or do the forces of evil think they’re some kind of match for a vixen in a miniskirt?
So, where to start? First... Look at Noah's hip dents!! Who can resist a man with gorgeous hip dents? Both males are wonderful characters and the covers are sexy. Let's just spend a few moments drooling over, er... looking at these males!
The books are told from the first-person point-of-view of Jackie. This is not a common feature of paranormal romance, but it works for these books. Although Jackie can be a bit annoying at times (she's sort of a whiny, "why me?" kind of girl), I can see her concerns and feelings from her side of things. Because we never get any other POV, we accept her feelings as genuine and learn life as a succubus through Jackie's (mis)adventures. I don't know if any other succubi have this kind of luck, but Jackie seems to attract trouble.
However, Jackie has something most succubi (and humans) do not: two males that care deeply for her. Where Noah is light, Zane is dark. Where Noah decides what's best for Jackie, Zane let's Jackie decide. Where Noah sleeps at night, Zane sleeps during the day, and Jackie NEVER sleeps - well... yea, those two boys together make the ideal male. Too bad they don't really care for each other, nor do they want to share Jackie. Both males exhibit some truly beautiful moments, and without spoiling anything, there is a scene in Book 2 that just brings me to tears because it is so touching.
I highly recommend these books. The third, unnamed Succubus book is scheduled for release in early 2011. (Just between you and me, I'm desperately trying to get details from Ms. Myles, but she is not giving up anything! Except an amazing snippet - on her website.) They are not your typical paranormal romance series. The mood is light, the adventures are zany, and the first person POV is fun. The books are full of humor and the lovin' is HOT! If you are in mood for a sexy, fun read please check out both Gentlemen Prefer Succubi and Succubi Like It Hot!
And you are in luck... Right now at The Odd Shots blog Jill is giving away 10 books (winners pick either Book 1 or Book 2). Contest ends on Thursday, February 18th, 2010. Good luck and ENJOY!!
Jill Myles is the author of a great new series, The Succubus Diaries. The first book is Gentlemen Prefer Succubi. From Jill's website:Jackie Brighton woke up in a dumpster this morning, and her day has only gotten weirder. Her breasts grew overnight, her sex drive is insatiable, and apparently she had her first one-night stand ever . . . with a fallen angel.
Of course, she only remembers gorgeous Noah’s enormous, er, package. And their steamy shower sex. Hmm . . . and the dark stranger whose bite transformed her into an immortal siren with a seductive Itch.
With help from Noah and fellow succubus Remy Summore, Jackie adapts to her new lifestyle—until she accidentally strikes a deal that sends her lover into the deadly clutches of the vampire queen and lands Jackie, Remy, and the queen’s wickedly hot right-hand man into the middle of a fierce battle for an ancient halo.
But how’s a girl supposed to save the world when the enemy’s so hard to resist?
Her second book is Succubi Like It Hot. From Jill's website:

With a flirtatious new figure, her dream job as an archaeologist, and two gorgeous boyfriends to scratch her seductive Itch—an angel and a vampire—Jackie Brighton is totally getting the hang of life as a succubus.
Then her need for sex spirals out of control, and she accidentally knocks the pizza guy unconscious with her touch. Great, she’s cursed. Unfortunately, neither of her jealous lovers is exactly talking to her right now.
So after Jackie strikes a deal with a crafty demon, she and her best friend Remy take a cross-country road trip to deliver a cryptic message to the nation’s oldest succubus (who doesn’t look a day over eighteen.) Their journey gets weirder with every mile—demonic possession, a charming stalker, a deadly hotel room warning—but when they get to New Orleans, Jackie discovers a dangerous catch to her supernatural bargain. Someone wants her dead (again), but has she been sleeping with the enemy?
Or do the forces of evil think they’re some kind of match for a vixen in a miniskirt?
So, where to start? First... Look at Noah's hip dents!! Who can resist a man with gorgeous hip dents? Both males are wonderful characters and the covers are sexy. Let's just spend a few moments drooling over, er... looking at these males!
The books are told from the first-person point-of-view of Jackie. This is not a common feature of paranormal romance, but it works for these books. Although Jackie can be a bit annoying at times (she's sort of a whiny, "why me?" kind of girl), I can see her concerns and feelings from her side of things. Because we never get any other POV, we accept her feelings as genuine and learn life as a succubus through Jackie's (mis)adventures. I don't know if any other succubi have this kind of luck, but Jackie seems to attract trouble.
However, Jackie has something most succubi (and humans) do not: two males that care deeply for her. Where Noah is light, Zane is dark. Where Noah decides what's best for Jackie, Zane let's Jackie decide. Where Noah sleeps at night, Zane sleeps during the day, and Jackie NEVER sleeps - well... yea, those two boys together make the ideal male. Too bad they don't really care for each other, nor do they want to share Jackie. Both males exhibit some truly beautiful moments, and without spoiling anything, there is a scene in Book 2 that just brings me to tears because it is so touching.
I highly recommend these books. The third, unnamed Succubus book is scheduled for release in early 2011. (Just between you and me, I'm desperately trying to get details from Ms. Myles, but she is not giving up anything! Except an amazing snippet - on her website.) They are not your typical paranormal romance series. The mood is light, the adventures are zany, and the first person POV is fun. The books are full of humor and the lovin' is HOT! If you are in mood for a sexy, fun read please check out both Gentlemen Prefer Succubi and Succubi Like It Hot!
And you are in luck... Right now at The Odd Shots blog Jill is giving away 10 books (winners pick either Book 1 or Book 2). Contest ends on Thursday, February 18th, 2010. Good luck and ENJOY!!
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
What's In Your Closet?
Last week I blogged about the books that were ready and waiting for me to read on my Kindle. Those books are on hold while I finish my paperback To Be Read (TBR) pile. And that pile is getting smaller.



Heat emanates from elemental fire witch Jack McAllister. The Coven, a governing authority of witches, has sent him to protect Mira from a band of warlocks who drain witches of power… and life. Long ago, he saw Mira’s parents murdered by this same dark magick. He’d like to quell his guilt and offer her everything she deserves. But she’s the long-lost cousin of his boss—making seduction off-limits.
So now I've summarized what is in my hard copy TBR pile. What about you? What books are lurking in your closet, under your bed, on your night stand?
I keep MY books (aka smut books) in my closet. It started last year as a half a shelf. My first 2 series were Black Dagger Brotherhood by J. R. Ward and the Psy/Changling series by Nalini Singh. Both were only a few books (5-6) and so I didn't have to move much around to accommodate. In addition, I had a few Buffy Season 8 and Angel After the Fall comic books. Fast forward a year later and I've collected more books and comics. Here are some examples of my closet now:

Notice the empty bottle of Grey Goose for my man Vishous there!

So, in all that mess of books (not all are shown), what do I still have left to read? Answer: NOT MUCH...

First up: As I have blogged about previously, I am currently reading the Guardians Series by Meljean Brook (http://meljeanbrook.com/). The series has 5 full-length novels and 4 novellas in different anthologies. I own all of the books. I am currently reading the 7th story: Demon Bound. It is an amazing series and I hope to write more on it at a later date.
Next up: Sherrilyn Kenyon's re-released "The League" series. (http://www.sherrilynkenyon.com/). Currently it's a 3-book series. I own all three and am looking forward to reading them. From Ms. Kenyon's website:
Hell's New Heroes In the Ichidian Universe no one was safe. People were dragged from their homes and killed in the streets- victims of a ruthless tyrant who was bent on being the sole
ruler of their entire empire. Those who opposed him and his army formed an alliance called The League which fell under the leadership of the Quorum. The Quorum realized that the best way to keep trouble from starting was to cut it off at its knees. So a separate group of soldiers was needed, The League Assassins. Highly trained and highly valued, they are the backbone of the government. But not even the League is immune to corruption... Welcome to a world where corrupt assassination politics dominate everything and everyone- because sometimes the cure really is worse than the illness. It's kill or be killed. You're either the hunter or the prey. But there are those who will protect you. Men and women who come from the streets and from bloodied backgrounds of survival. You just have to decide is they're better than the ones chasing you... Or worse. Sarcastic, loyal, highly trained and lethal, these men and women are the next generation of heroes. They know how to laugh in the face of madness and danger, and to endure the worst The League and their enemies can hurl at them. Most of all, they know to fight and protect. Welcome to the madness...
ruler of their entire empire. Those who opposed him and his army formed an alliance called The League which fell under the leadership of the Quorum. The Quorum realized that the best way to keep trouble from starting was to cut it off at its knees. So a separate group of soldiers was needed, The League Assassins. Highly trained and highly valued, they are the backbone of the government. But not even the League is immune to corruption... Welcome to a world where corrupt assassination politics dominate everything and everyone- because sometimes the cure really is worse than the illness. It's kill or be killed. You're either the hunter or the prey. But there are those who will protect you. Men and women who come from the streets and from bloodied backgrounds of survival. You just have to decide is they're better than the ones chasing you... Or worse. Sarcastic, loyal, highly trained and lethal, these men and women are the next generation of heroes. They know how to laugh in the face of madness and danger, and to endure the worst The League and their enemies can hurl at them. Most of all, they know to fight and protect. Welcome to the madness...And finally, after that I have the Elemental Witch series by Anya Bast (http://www.anyabast.com/). I have read a few novella's by Ms. Bast and started her new series (Dark Magick Series - first book Wicked Enchantment, Jan. 2010). I really enjoy her work, so I picked up the first and third books in the Elemental Witch series at my local bookstore. It is a 4-book series. The first book is Witch Fire, released in June, 2007. From Ms. Bast's website:
Mira Hoskins doesn’t know she’s a natural born witch who possesses the rare—and powerful—element of air. She also never expected to find herself tied to a mahogany bed frame, captive to a man who aches to fulfill her every desire and let loose the magick that dwells inside her…
Heat emanates from elemental fire witch Jack McAllister. The Coven, a governing authority of witches, has sent him to protect Mira from a band of warlocks who drain witches of power… and life. Long ago, he saw Mira’s parents murdered by this same dark magick. He’d like to quell his guilt and offer her everything she deserves. But she’s the long-lost cousin of his boss—making seduction off-limits.With Jack’s strong guidance, Mira is luring forth her inner magick. But his sense of duty is quickly swelling into insatiable hunger. They warned him about the natural attraction between air and fire. Now he risks being consumed by the woman he shouldn’t want—but can’t stay away from …
I don't know about you, but WOW - this one looks HOT!! Since I only own the 1st and 3rd books, I'll probably order the other two on Kindle.
Finally... 2 years ago I started reading comic books. As a HUGE fan of both Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel TV series, I was sad when the shows went off the air. BUT Mr. Joss Whedon himself resurrected (pun intentional) both series in the form of comic books. I have a monthly subscription to both series. It took me a while to get used to the format of a comic book, especially when I was transitioning from a TV series. But I adore the books and look forward to reading them. However, it's tough to only read one book every month or two, so I've collected a dozen or more and now I need to read them. That pile is indeed growing:
So now I've summarized what is in my hard copy TBR pile. What about you? What books are lurking in your closet, under your bed, on your night stand?Monday, February 8, 2010
Picking out a new computer...
It's time to admit it... My desktop Compaq PC is over-the-hill. It's old and slow. And although I'll still love my husband when he's old and slow, I am not in love with my PC any longer. Yesterday, when my 3.5-year-old daughter wanted to color a "Littlest Pet Shop" cat printout (from the internet), it took me 20 minutes just to turn the computer on and get it to the "starting point." It's time to put the PC in the trash.SO, now it's time to spend money... What to buy? We have already decided that we'll get a laptop to replace the old desktop. In the age of wireless routers and mobile internet, I want to be able to blog, tweet and check Facebook from anywhere in my house! But, there are SO MANY PC choices out there. We went to Best Buy on Saturday night with both kiddos and I spent an hour looking at all the models, hearing about RAM and speed and ... UGH! I just want something that will allow me to access the internet without crashing. I want a computer that will be fast enough to watch those annoying video ads on the internet. I want to be able to shut down my computer in less than 30 minutes. I use the internet, I upload my digital photos, I write letters on MS Word and keep spreadsheets on Excel. I use Quicken for our finances and Outlook for my contacts, calendar, to do list and notes. After my eyes glazed over I pointed at a pretty Sony and thought it was going to be IT! Until...
I got on Twitter and talked with my Tweeps. What do you like in a computer/laptop. I did the same on Facebook. I called my dad. You know what I heard over and over? GET A MAC!
WHAT? How do I do that? It's so different. It's scary and unknown! Can I still use my files? Will my Sony camera like a foreign Mac? Will I get burned if I can't use the new system? I'm a control freak, and if I can't control it, the situation stresses me out... And if I buy a Mac, I won't know how I'll respond, so I'm out of control. I tried to just blow off the comments and move ahead. Until I heard more and more. So finally I called a very wonderful person in customer sales at Apple. She spent a over 30 minutes on the phone with me, discussing what she knows can and can't be done with an Apple. What can be done (in comparison to my PC) pretty much EVERYTHING. What can't be done - nothing! I would have to buy all new software (Quicken and MS Office) - which I just bought a year ago. That stings a bit. But to be worry-free of a virus attack? (We lost all of our photo files from 2005 due to a virus.) I bet my iPhone and iPod would be happy if I switched!
WHAT? How do I do that? It's so different. It's scary and unknown! Can I still use my files? Will my Sony camera like a foreign Mac? Will I get burned if I can't use the new system? I'm a control freak, and if I can't control it, the situation stresses me out... And if I buy a Mac, I won't know how I'll respond, so I'm out of control. I tried to just blow off the comments and move ahead. Until I heard more and more. So finally I called a very wonderful person in customer sales at Apple. She spent a over 30 minutes on the phone with me, discussing what she knows can and can't be done with an Apple. What can be done (in comparison to my PC) pretty much EVERYTHING. What can't be done - nothing! I would have to buy all new software (Quicken and MS Office) - which I just bought a year ago. That stings a bit. But to be worry-free of a virus attack? (We lost all of our photo files from 2005 due to a virus.) I bet my iPhone and iPod would be happy if I switched!So now I'm at the final sounding board: my brand new blog. (Which I still need to make pretty!) I'm reaching out to all my followers and anyone that happens by my blog. What do you think? Do you have a PC? a Mac? Do you use a desktop or laptop? Did you once own a PC and move everything to a Mac? What should I look into as I decide on a purchase? What problems have you had? Any and all feedback is greatly appreciated. Thanks!!
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