Holy Swingers
I have no explanation.
A priest gave it to me so I don't think I'll burn in hell for loving it.
On the other hand, she's a Buffalo Bills fan.
I may have to rethink this....
posted by Patricia Burroughs aka Pooks @ 7:32 PM
Sunday, December 25, 2005
I have no explanation.
A priest gave it to me so I don't think I'll burn in hell for loving it.
On the other hand, she's a Buffalo Bills fan.
I may have to rethink this....
the official pooks site ...
- is right here.
- is right here.
- Name: Patricia Burroughs aka Pooks
- Location: Dallas, Texas, United States
- get kinky with me
- Still going....
- Christmas Advice
- Big Easy Guys in Kilts
- Scaling back
- Saved by the Quilt
- Making a list, checking it twice.
- Not so much alive.
- How's the Weather?
- Tagged quite tartly.
- Best Christmas Movie Evah!
- spinning
- the sorbet course (with a side order of heroin)
- iâm killing hollywood
- hl, wt (first in a series)
- resolutions and revolutions
- fresh start
- still saving the cat
- go forth and write
- the catch
- cat! saving!
- cat saving with the moleskine
- bbc radio scotland gets in on the game
- me talking to myself
- gtd while stc
- stc review
- saving the cat storyboard
- candace
- diane
- gwenda
- jette
- lacy
- nic
- rob
- the admiral
- the other rob
- steve
- toni
- cynthia
- alexandra
- christina
- ronniebee
- chris
- julie
- getting things done (david allen)
This is evidently the hottest organizational book/system out there right now, but I hadn't heard of it until one day when I heard of it twice. There are all sorts of websites devoted to "Getting Things Done" and I finally got curious enough to buy the book. Will let you know what I think.
- skinny legs and all (tom robbins)
So, this book is about Salome and Jezebel and Ellen Cherry. I think. I'm not sure. But I'm enjoying the heck out of it.
- save the cat (blake snyder)
A solid process for developing ideas and outlining screenplays. I'm working my way through it, and so far am enjoying the process.
- on writing (stephen king)
If you're interested in writing, you should read this book. Even if you're afraid of the dark and reading Stephen King gives you nightmares -- you still should read this book. It's that good. And if you'd prefer to listen to the audibook, that's fine, too. Stephen King is a very good reader as well as writer.
- soul to soul (stevie ray vaughan)
The original CD, however. I see here that there's a new remastered one with previously unreleased cuts. Yay! New Stevie Ray!
As I finish a book (or view a movie, play or DVD) I'll post my thoughts in my book blog, guilty of reading.
and the book blog ...
About Me
current script status
save the cat prepif you're a texan
recently guilty
guilty of pontificating about writing
guilty of being friends of pooks
innocent (to the best of my knowledge) writing blogs that I read anyway
what i'm reading
what i'm listening to
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About midway thru Christmas Eve service, my home-from-college girl notices something amiss in the Nativity Scene set up by the baptismal font right behind the last row of chairs in the worship area.
Look at Baby Jesus, she whispers.
So I do, and God only knows why, but Baby Jesus is three times the size of everybody else in the stable.
Good grief, I whisper back. He's as big as the donkey.
Which makes her start to giggle -- then I do too because she can't stop. My Dad keeps looking back and forth between us trying to figure out what the heck's so funny, and I realize a theological truth.
Suppressed church giggles are most delicious.
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