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Hmmm. I'll be interested to see how you like Sue Grafton. (For my money, Sara Paretsky writes better than Grafton, or maybe I just like V.I. better than Kinsey.)
posted by LizzieD at 11:12 pm (EST) on Jul 18, 2014
Hi Genny. I just noticed you left me Thingaversary wishes! Thanks! I must confess, I don't pay it too much attention, although now you have drawn attention to it... I quite like the idea of having such a cast iron excuse to buy books!
Now, what are we going to do about this Birmingham LT meet up idea??? I am rather busy for the rest of July, and then I am away in Hungary until the 22nd of August. Perhaps early September could work? How is that looking for you?
I will do all the organising - you just need to tell me a date. Oh, and what to do. I believe you are a veteran of lots of these meets ups, so give me the lowdown. Where should I announce it? Should I contact people directly and invite them? Just say the word and I'll be on the case! (Honestly!) Hx
posted by HanGerg at 1:00 pm (EST) on Jul 3, 2014
I hope you enjoy Tolkien's Beowulf and commentary as much as I did!
posted by shanaqui at 1:50 pm (EST) on May 29, 2014
Hi Genny, I will arrive at Gladstone's around 3pmish tomorrow, will be lovely to catch up.
posted by Caroline_McElwee at 6:29 pm (EST) on May 25, 2014
Thanks for pointing out my second Thingaversary Genny! I don't think I would have even realized!! Now I have an excuse to buy some books!
posted by Cobscook at 11:38 am (EST) on May 23, 2014
Happy Thingaversary, Genny! Eight years, isn't it amazing!
posted by richardderus at 12:10 pm (EST) on Feb 4, 2014
:) thank you.
posted by Heaven-Ali at 3:48 pm (EST) on Jan 29, 2014
Thanks for the Thingaversary message Genny - hadn't even noticed it had happened until you and Richard messaged me! ...I WILL check back more often this coming year...
Hope you had a fantastic Christmas and New Year!
posted by flissp at 2:01 pm (EST) on Jan 6, 2014
Thanks Genny for reminding me of my Thingaversary! I usually pay attention but I had completely forgotten this time around. Now I get to spend the weekend thinking about new books I might indulge in.
posted by AnneDC at 8:19 pm (EST) on Nov 9, 2013
Delighted to hear they have it! Hope you enjoy it.
posted by MyopicBookworm at 12:38 pm (EST) on Nov 3, 2013
If you haven't read Buchan's "The Blanket of the Dark", then stop whatever you are doing and go and read it now!
posted by MyopicBookworm at 12:32 pm (EST) on Oct 31, 2013
Thank you, Genny! I didn't know there was a place to check for Thingaversaries, and a quick check of my Home Page didn't show it to me. How and where does one check? I hope you are settling in well, and have been able to visit your dog.
posted by ronincats at 9:29 pm (EST) on Oct 24, 2013
No probs Genny - the book went off today so I hope it reaches you soon!
All the best,
posted by kaggsy at 10:45 am (EST) on Oct 12, 2013
Thanks very much for the good wishes. I hope you are having a wonderful day. :)
posted by beserene at 7:13 pm (EST) on Sep 2, 2013
It's still yesterday here. :-) I have another four hours to wait before I can place my order with Amazon.
posted by qebo at 8:10 pm (EST) on Aug 30, 2013
Thank you, thank you, thank you Genny. L.T. is a great place to call home.
I hope that you are all settled in & I pray that your new life be fulfilling for you. You are such a blessing to others.
posted by rainpebble at 1:36 pm (EST) on Aug 30, 2013
Thank you so much for my Thingaversary wishes! I totally forgot that it was my anniversary. Hmmm. That means 2 new books, and one for good measure!
posted by ccookie at 4:58 am (EST) on Aug 25, 2013
Thank you, Genny! It's been an amazing ride. So many good friends acquired!
Have a lovely sofa-less book-full year ahead.
posted by richardderus at 11:53 am (EST) on Aug 13, 2013
Thanks so much Genny! Hope you are having a wonderful weekend!
posted by ChelleBearss at 11:30 am (EST) on Aug 3, 2013
I just wanted to offer a note of moral support in your effort to separate the St. Matthew Passion from the B-minor Mass. Unfortunately, I don't have the time to help, but I wanted to express my appreciation for your efforts (and my bewilderment that the two would somehow get mixed up).
posted by nathanielcampbell at 11:10 am (EST) on Aug 2, 2013
Genny, you mentioned something good happening on Heather's thread? Dare I believe that it's about a foster home for Ty? How I do hope so!
posted by LizzieD at 10:40 pm (EST) on Jul 30, 2013
Thanks, Genny, for noticing my Thingaversary. It's all the wonderful people here who have really made my 7 years so special. Rebecca
posted by rebeccanyc at 5:38 pm (EST) on Jul 14, 2013
I'm annoyed that I don't show up on your weighted "books with" list at all but am near the top of your "raw" list. I thought surely that my church history and theology would bring me up. Oh well.
posted by LizzieD at 7:10 pm (EST) on Jul 5, 2013
'Next time I get a problem I'll see whether it is one I feel I can tackle! I'll favourite your post as a reminder...'
Or send me a comment, and I'll try to walk you through it.
posted by MarthaJeanne at 3:08 pm (EST) on Feb 20, 2013
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posted by suslyn at 11:51 pm (EST) on Feb 1, 2013
I'm delighted you were pleased with the books; I enjoyed choosing them. I haven't actually read any of the titles I bought you, though I own the von Arnim and the Frankau (neither in Virago). I'm dying to get the Thirkell myself now; I haven't read any of hers yet, though I own Ankle Deep.
Enjoy the books!
posted by parmaviolet at 7:37 am (EST) on Jan 7, 2013
Hi Genny,
Thanks for stopping by to say hi. Life got very busy this year and I sort of dropped off the internet. I've been lurking and reading, but almost never have the time to respond. I miss the bookish interaction though, so I'm hoping to be around more from now on. It was lovely to hear from you.
posted by Ygraine at 11:57 am (EST) on Dec 17, 2012
Thanks Genny. I don't think Eve's view of women writers or spinsterhood is necessarily the same as Katey's.
posted by elkiedee at 1:49 pm (EST) on Sep 26, 2012
Genny, here's what I wrote about the Kin quartet.
Peter Dickinson is an English writer of children's books for whom I have had the greatest respect ever since I first read his Changes Trilogy in the 1970s. Since then, he has met and married Robin McKinley, so I admire his taste even more now. This is a four book series, written at a 4-6 grade level, imagining the adventures of one of the first groups of humans with language as they cope with the changing environment, natural disasters, and other groups of proto-humans in the world about two hundred thousand years ago. Each book is narrated by a different young person of the Moonhawk clan after their clan is broken and dispersed by an invasion, as the young group searches for other members of their clan and a new place to live. I had read the first two a number of years ago and then got distracted before finishing the last two, but am taking advantage of September Series and Sequels to complete the series so I can donate the books to my former school's library.
Dickinson paints a fascinating picture of the landscapes and peoples of a prehistoric world, with interspersed "Old Tales" and totem animals. His imagined societies form a context within which we come to know each of the young people's dreams and fears as they make places for themselves in their world. Although the language is simple, the ideas are not.
posted by ronincats at 2:31 pm (EST) on Sep 25, 2012
Thinking of you and the three(!) weddings tomorrow.
posted by souloftherose at 5:08 pm (EST) on Aug 17, 2012
I just looked at your book details for Rounding the Mark, and I'm still awed. Wow!
I'm off to check my statistics and then I AM GOING TO READ A BOOK!!!!
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posted by LizzieD at 5:40 pm (EST) on Aug 13, 2012
Genny, the book I was talking about is called "The First Verse" by Barry McCrea. You can read my review at http://www.librarything.com/work/book/81209855
I found it quite a challenging book. Their bibliomancy reminds me so much of how we sometimes end up using scripture to find what God wants us to do in our life. Not, I hope, in the extremes they take it to but it does show the dangers I've seen in some Christian circles. I believe even St Francis was fond of taking God's direction by dipping into scripture.
posted by NeilDalley at 4:53 pm (EST) on Aug 5, 2012
Oh, and Night Waking was a Kindle daily deal a few days ago.
posted by elkiedee at 5:29 pm (EST) on Jul 17, 2012
Don't mention bad housekeeping to me, our housekeeping is beyond dreadful.
posted by elkiedee at 5:28 pm (EST) on Jul 17, 2012
Hi Genny - thank you so much for returning my last Plass and for including the Pym too. I also loved the wrapping tape you used - so funny (and true) :-)
I hope things are going ok after your busy weekend. I love the new profile picture of your Viragoes - so many lovely green spines...
posted by souloftherose at 3:18 pm (EST) on Jun 18, 2012
Hi Genny, it was nice to meet you last night. I hope you didn't have to wait too long to have your books signed - I didn't envy Hilary Mantel having to sit there for so long making small talk with strangers!
I have lurked on yours and Heather's threads before, but find it hard to keep up with you 75ers. Apologies if I came across as stalkerish - that's what the Internet does to you. I'm harmless, I promise!
posted by Rebeki at 3:09 am (EST) on May 19, 2012
Message from Luci:
'It's called Albertinis and coming from Euston, you cross Chalton Street and it's just a couple of minutes' walk.'
posted by souloftherose at 4:46 am (EST) on May 18, 2012
I've finally confirmed that I can join you and Heather during the day tomorrow: here's my message to her recycled (short on time):
"Just to let you know I have finally confirmed that I can take tomorrow off (I've decided to ask for the full day although I could have come to work in the morning and then just popped across the road easily - feeling a bit tired after a long expedition across London to visit my boss in hospital in Watford yesterday).
Is the plan to meet at Euston or Kings Cross? What's the British Library exhibition that you and Genny were thinking of? I'm happy to go along with any decisions.
I have a few books to bring you.
Is there a plan for where to eat lunch? - if not, there is a lovely and quite reasonably priced cafe on Chalton Street, between Euston and the British Library.
Did you still want to go to Persephone books?"
posted by elkiedee at 10:02 am (EST) on May 17, 2012
I did find the tune -- newer ones often have an attribution...... this one doesn't seem to - nor does anyone seem to be sure if it's irish, english, scottish -- which tends to date a tune. I plan to ask around at my next class which is on Tuesday week!
posted by sibyx at 6:20 pm (EST) on Apr 4, 2012
What a lovely message you posted on Angela's thread....So kind, so caring, so other directed. You are a lovely, wonderful soul!
posted by Whisper1 at 6:31 pm (EST) on Apr 1, 2012
Thank you ever so much for your outreach. It means the world to me.
posted by Whisper1 at 5:03 pm (EST) on Feb 7, 2012
Genny, thank you for giving me the sad news about Janet. I wonder when her family might have thought about LT if you hadn't been in touch. Thank you!
posted by LizzieD at 4:49 pm (EST) on Jan 18, 2012
Hi Genny, no hard feelings from my side. Terri (tymfos) has already done a good job defending you. You have a great friend there. Bye. See you sometime on LT.
posted by mausergem at 6:59 am (EST) on Jan 13, 2012
Thank you for trying and for keeping me up to date!
posted by LizzieD at 8:40 pm (EST) on Jan 12, 2012
Genny, you're in! Thanks for signing up!
posted by lauralkeet at 9:33 pm (EST) on Nov 8, 2011
Genny your welcome. I have lived away from England for almost 20 years and the old place becomes more unfamiliar to me everytime I manage to get back. I have been living in Malaysia since 1994 and have pretty much settled here with my wife, Hani (SHE-WHO-MUST-BE-OBEYED in my posts!), my two girls Belle and Yasmyne and my son Kyran.
Wondered with regard to your profession whether you think Dawn French helped or hindered acceptance of ladies into the Clergy? I loved the shows when we eventually got them over here and IMO in a modern society ladies have an equal role in ministering to the adherents of their faith as men. Good luck with your sermon - it must be difficult having to meet a deadline every week and try to come up with something topical and interesting.
posted by PaulCranswick at 3:33 am (EST) on Nov 6, 2011
Thanks. I'm anxious to hear your thoughts on the new rendition of Jane Eyre! I hope your day is sunny and blessed.
posted by Whisper1 at 8:40 am (EST) on Sep 18, 2011
I just read about Katia in this evening's paper. I'm glad you're not getting worse!
posted by LizzieD at 7:50 pm (EST) on Sep 13, 2011
Oh thank you! I really have developed tunnel vision in my old age and had simply ignored the other options up there. I'm tempted to put somebody on my private watch list just to see how private it really is.
posted by LizzieD at 11:33 am (EST) on Sep 13, 2011
Hi Genny, thanks for dropping by. LT is just the greatest thing since sliced bread IMHO. In addition to cataloging my books, very publicly, it turns out and thereby being able to share that part of myself with more people than I ever dreamed — and vice versa, of course, as it is so interesting to peek into other people's libraries and get a sense of who they are as well — I have also enjoyed getting acquainted with people from all over the world through the forums. Your thread, by the way, is amazing! And it epitomizes exactly what is so great about LT.
You mentioned the library at St. Gall, which first came into my purview more than thirty years ago when someone sent me a postcard depicting the library. I still have that postcard. I'd never seen anything so beautiful and couldn't wait until I had an opportunity to visit, which I finally did in 2005. The picture at the top of my profile is not as beautiful as the postcard, but it gives an idea of the baroque opulence of the place. Hope you'll have an opportunity one day to visit. It is indeed a fascinating place.
I have visited England a few times but have never gotten up to the northernmost parts. The city of York and Castle Howard and Rievaulx Abbey are about as far north as I've gotten. And since I'm part Scottish, I'm sorry to say I haven't gotten to Scotland yet either. But there is always hope for a future visit.
posted by Poquette at 2:17 pm (EST) on Sep 11, 2011
Thank you!
posted by superboy at 9:22 am (EST) on Aug 25, 2011
Hi Genny,
Thanks so much for your message and for your help. It means a lot to know that you're thinking of us. You'll be pleased to hear that with 8 days to go our paperwork has finally materialised at the church, so we are definitely getting married next weekend! To say that I am relieved does not even begin to cover it.
Now I can relax and look forward to it all, at long last.
Katie x
posted by Ygraine at 8:44 am (EST) on Aug 25, 2011
Hi, sorry to have been so long in replying, I had a deadline and had to drop all e-mail for a while. I did ASNC 1994-7, and then I was in the dept doing my MPhil, PhD and post-doc for a while after that. Michael Lapidge taught me lots and I heard from him just the other day -- I think he's being fantastically productive in retirement. I've done some bits of typing for Malcolm Parkes but I don't know him very well. He's still writing but slowing down a lot, I think. You must have known Ray Page too, whom I got to know quite well while I was at Corpus. He too is slower than he was but still has his marvellously offbeat sense of humour.
Thank-you so much for the recommendation about the George Herbert book. I've been half-looking for a book like that for years. I'll track it down in a library somewhere and see how it goes.
I really think it's fantastic that even though I have put none of my academic book collection up on LibraryThing it still managed to link two people with such similar academic backgrounds!
posted by annesadleir at 6:26 am (EST) on Jun 15, 2011
Hi, how funny, I did ASNC too! Then I did a PhD in palaeography with David Dumville, and then worked in various places like the BL and the ASNC department again (with Simon Keynes as my boss), also the Parker Library which was absolutely brilliant. Unfortunately I'm not sure it's going to work out for me to get a proper long-term job and I'm getting tired of short-term contracts, so I will probably be leaving academia at some point soon. But once one has been trained up in the ways of ASNC I'm not sure it's ever possible to leave completely -- I find myself wanting TV documentaries to have proper footnotes before I'll believe them.
I feel like it is a bit harsh on Herbert that he's had so much projected on him. What I really want is some good criticism of his poems, the old-fashioned sort that helps you to understand them better. Preferably written by Rowan Williams. A friend of mine who was a college chaplain got me reading lots of theology a few years ago. He would print out articles off the internet about Simone Weil, and radical orthodoxy and all that, and it's something I'd love to study. But I don't feel the slightest call or desire to be a vicar so I doubt I ever will find the time to work on it properly.
posted by annesadleir at 2:03 pm (EST) on May 28, 2011
Hi Genny, thanks for your comment at my LibraryThing profile. My academic area is Anglo-Saxon England and medieval manuscripts, but the problem is that a lot of my academic books have more than one equal co-author or co-editor. A lot of them may not fit onto LibraryThing without annoying contortions. I'm interested to see you're currently reading "If you meet George Herbert on the road, kill him"! I thought about getting that myself because I find that whole Kill The Buddha thing intriguing, and I came across it while looking for a good book about George Herbert. (I'm not a vicar though.) I'd be interested to know if it's any good.
Yours, Rebecca (annesadleir)
posted by annesadleir at 11:59 am (EST) on May 28, 2011
Hi Genny, just to let you know that my copy of Divinity Road arrived today.:) Although having started [The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet] yesterday, I think it will be next week before I start reading it.
posted by HelenBaker at 1:28 am (EST) on May 11, 2011
So sorry to be out of touch with you. I think of you and hope you are well. I hope you enjoy your time away and can read and relax.
Hugs to you.
posted by Whisper1 at 8:47 am (EST) on Apr 26, 2011
Thanks for that Genny. I have renewed hope of its arrival. I love the vicarious pleasure of anticipating a book in the mail. I am home alone today, with no car and steady autumn rain. I already have a courgette cake in the oven, new recipe and might take a wander weather permitting around our local second-hand shops, perhaps the library to see if I can spy any treasures.
I will make the most of the tranquillity, as next weekend I will be feeding the family.:)
posted by HelenBaker at 5:31 pm (EST) on Apr 15, 2011
Thinking of you and wondering how you are.
posted by Whisper1 at 9:53 am (EST) on Apr 8, 2011
Comment on this image. Image comments only appear on your own profile page and the image page itself.A beautiful dog and a GORGEOUS shot! I wouldn't mind having it as a screensaver!
posted by Smiler69 at 7:32 pm (EST) on Apr 1, 2011
Hi genny, I noticed that you also won an ER copy of Divinity Road. Has your copy arrived yet? I'm feeling a little disappointed but I am aware it might take longer to reach NZ.
posted by HelenBaker at 3:40 am (EST) on Apr 1, 2011
Hi Genny : ). I'm browsing 75er threads and was excited to find "What We Are Reading: Classics." Enjoyed some of your comments and so came over for a visit! We have a good selection in common. Nancy
posted by lit_chick at 2:02 pm (EST) on Mar 24, 2011
Hi Genny, and thank you for visiting my 75-book challenge thread. I saw on another thread that you were going to try Trollope's Palliser series, which I very much recommend. "The Eustace Diamonds" (number 3) has to be one of my favourite novels. I do have plans to continue with Doctor Thorne, but I keep reserving things from the library and getting sidetracked! I think that's a downside of Project Gutenberg books on the Kindle - no sense of urgency in getting to them.
posted by susanj67 at 5:14 am (EST) on Mar 23, 2011
Hi Genny, thanks for visiting my thread. I loved Music and Silence and have added it to my favourites list. I am a big Rose Tremain fan. Her books are so diverse.
You have some wonderful photos on your thread. I love the beauty of the landscape and try not to take it for granted. NZ provides plenty of opportunities to stand in awe of the land.
posted by HelenBaker at 11:38 pm (EST) on Mar 21, 2011
Hello Genny
I did my Eng/Theol at Kent University, a very long time ago...
I'm quite jealous of your involvement in the CSLewis society - I was pretty obsessed with his writings as a teenager, and throughout my 20s (still quote him a lot), and wrote my undergrad. dissertation on his theology as expressed in Narnia, so you can imagine I pounced on Planet Narnia (my husband's then curate told me about it, as he knows Dr Ward)I must say, I'm very impressed with it. I made a 'reader's guide' to the Inklings as part of my Librarianship MSc - you're welcome to a copy if you're interested...
The book you're reading about re-thinking ministry sounds interesting - I look forward to your review!
Best wishes
posted by Goldengrove at 5:15 pm (EST) on Feb 27, 2011
Hi, Genny,
Just to say my book arrived home safely, thanks!
posted by JanetinLondon at 11:44 am (EST) on Feb 8, 2011
I noticed your library when I added 'Strangely Warmed', then on seeing your favourites - all of which I heartedly agree with - I felt I had to say hello.
I am, oddly, a student of literature and theology who married and priest and became a librarian....
Anyway, hello.
posted by Goldengrove at 2:28 pm (EST) on Feb 5, 2011
Merry Christmas, Genny! I think you may actually be here now, and I can't find your thread, but I wanted to speak..... We'll have nothing in the way of snow like you've had, and since we don't have to be anywhere tomorrow, it should be strictly recreational - but I'm excited. We haven't had any accumulation at all in several years.
Hope your Christmas has been a blessed time for you and that after tomorrow you can get some good rest. I expect you'll need it!
Thanks for being a friend here!
posted by LizzieD at 7:16 pm (EST) on Dec 25, 2010
I'm simply stopping by to say that I know the first holiday after the loss of a loved one can be difficult. How are you my friend?
posted by Whisper1 at 8:59 pm (EST) on Dec 24, 2010
ok, me again - dinner not on, but have been through your WL.
Do you want my 3 Martin Walkers and the Shape of Water as well? If so I'll reserve them for you.
Hope all is well and it's not freezing over there. It's going to be -1 on Thursday morning here!!
posted by cushlareads at 11:18 am (EST) on Oct 19, 2010
I am WAY behind on threads, and haven't said hi for ages (but I saw the lovely Norway photos then got distracted).
I just reserved the Finkler Question for you on Bookmooch - do you want it? I could have asked first, but I am itching to send it happily on its way somewhere, and added it then looked at wishlists and yours was one of the many that popped up. If you don't want it then I'll let it loose!
And I think I have something else I was going to send you - will check your WL as soon as dinner is on...
posted by cushlareads at 11:15 am (EST) on Oct 19, 2010
I'm sorry to hear you have a cold. I hope you are able to rest this weeeknd.
posted by Whisper1 at 12:54 pm (EST) on Oct 8, 2010
Please send your address to me.
I'm ever so sorry that you are not well.
I think of you often.
Sending loving prayers,
posted by Whisper1 at 2:48 pm (EST) on Oct 1, 2010
How are you with the grief process? I know this year is a difficult one for you.
posted by Whisper1 at 10:57 pm (EST) on Sep 30, 2010
Stopping by to say I hope you are having a rejuvenating vacation!
posted by Whisper1 at 6:30 pm (EST) on Aug 8, 2010
I hope you will have a wonderful vacation. You deserve a break.
posted by Whisper1 at 10:42 am (EST) on Aug 5, 2010
Thanks Genny
Please tell me how you are doing in your grief process. I know that you lost your beloved God mother.
posted by Whisper1 at 9:11 am (EST) on Jul 12, 2010
Simply stopping by to say congratulations on your hot review listed on today's home page. Primarily, I write to check in with you to see how you are doing. I know you are grieving and thus want to send a big hug to you.
posted by Whisper1 at 10:36 pm (EST) on Jul 3, 2010
Hi Genny
Just wanted to let you know that I'll be thinking of you over the next few days as you go to the funeral. Hugs and prayers at this difficult time.
The pictures you've posted are lovely, and I'm glad you have those special memories of your godmother.
God bless you.
posted by CatyM at 9:51 am (EST) on Jun 23, 2010
Hi Genny! Thanks for finding me on BookMooch.
I used to be really active on BookMooch but have really slowed down - too many unread books as it is. But I'm still mooching stuff to friends, and I have a few on your WL already - I'm only too happy to send them to you (The Shape of Water, and Jane and Prudence once I've read it, and a few others but I have just shut the window down. Can you wait a few months? I will have both kids with me for the next 9 weeks... I will probably get to the post office but not that often!!
posted by cushlareads at 11:50 am (EST) on Jun 22, 2010
Simply want to say I'm thinking of you as you attend your God mother's service. I know this is such a difficult time. Hugs and prayers are sent your way.
posted by Whisper1 at 1:20 am (EST) on Jun 22, 2010
Genny, I missed the second hot review but will look for it. My May is not a grayhound; in fact, she's quite stocky in the rear, but she's very black and sleek and pointed in the face.
I love your pictures of your mother with Pam, who does look like a warm, wonderful woman.
posted by LizzieD at 11:34 pm (EST) on Jun 16, 2010
How are you doing with your grief process?
posted by Whisper1 at 2:46 pm (EST) on Jun 16, 2010
Wow, that was quick - I only sent it yesterday! Hope you enjoy it.
posted by JanetinLondon at 2:13 pm (EST) on Jun 16, 2010
Hi There
Congratulations on another hot review!
posted by Whisper1 at 1:25 pm (EST) on Jun 16, 2010
Thinking of you and sending hugs. I hope wonderful memories of your special God mother will sustain you through the heartache of losing her.
Also, congratulations on your hot review listed on today's home page.
posted by Whisper1 at 4:42 am (EST) on Jun 14, 2010
I'm simply stopping by to say how glad I am that you are a member of the 75 challenge group!
Thanks for your frequent, and kind posts on my thread!
posted by Whisper1 at 6:59 pm (EST) on Jun 13, 2010
I'm always on the lookout for new authors but, currently writing author favorites include Carolyn Hart, Hazel Holt, Laura Childs, Monica Ferris, and Joanne Fluke.
How about you?
I also have a 1010 Food Mysteries category. Last year, in 999, I included a "Vintage Mysteries" as I love to read older mysteries as well. I've read most of Agatha Christie (and just discovered a stash of about 10 Christie books I hadn't read in my basement) and also Rex Stout. Patricia Moyes was also a favorite.
I've also got a 1010 bonus category: next in the series and could work in a few there.
Before LT, probably 75 percent of my reading involved mysteries but I am branching out to other areas I've loved but had not read much.
posted by lindapanzo at 11:41 am (EST) on Jun 8, 2010
That's terrific that you've read all the Allingham mysteries. I've read a few of them myself and ought to do the same.
posted by lindapanzo at 11:24 am (EST) on Jun 8, 2010
I didn't read your profile carefully enough. I have had a little Koine Greek too and a first major in Bible and Religion. Add books! Add books!
posted by LizzieD at 7:36 pm (EST) on May 10, 2010
Genny, I had to come see what a language lover reads! ----- a lot of my stuff!
posted by LizzieD at 11:08 pm (EST) on May 6, 2010
Hi Genny
Congratulations on your hot review listed on today's home page! I'm very glad you joined our 75 challenge group. I enjoy your posts and learning of your reading habits.
posted by Whisper1 at 7:41 am (EST) on May 1, 2010
Hi Genny,
Congratulations on winning the "Selene of Alexandria" ebook give away! I've emailed the files to you and look forward to reading your review. If you have any problem with the files, please let me know.
Read and enjoy!
posted by MarysGirl at 2:06 pm (EST) on Apr 22, 2010
Thanks - and thanks for the compliment of adding my library. :)
I'll be interested to see what you add to your library, even if you only have time to add a few now and then.
I don't have a particular focus for my degree yet; I'm just starting some stuff on the developing theology of the Virgin Mary in the middle ages. It's fascinating, but so far it's mostly periodical articles rather than books so it's not appearing in my library. Also up to my ears with a project on in Wesley's theology as part of my local preacher's CPD.
Happy Easter!
posted by CatyM at 11:12 am (EST) on Apr 5, 2010
Hi Genny
Great review for The Stolen Lake. I recently purchased this from my local library sale table -- grand price .10.
I see you, like me, are a member of the 75 challenge group. Please send your link to me so that I can find your thread. Our group has grown quickly.
posted by Whisper1 at 10:07 pm (EST) on Mar 22, 2010
Hi Genny, I found it fascinating learning about your degree in 'medieval manuscripts.' I'm just curious what was the focus. Was it interpretation? What languages did you cover or had to learn, decipher?
With the advent of electronic books and all of that, I can see someone like you 400-500 years hence getting a degree in '20th century books'. What would that cover?
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Rated 3 out of 5 by PaulVA Review your room choice I strongly recommend to carefully review your room choice during check-in. Ocean view does not necessarily means a good view or proximity to the ocean. I bought a travel package which included the hotel.But I paid good amount of extra money to get an unrestricted ocean view room. During check-in, I was told that I was given a complimentary upgrade to a so-called 'deluxe' room. In fact the so-called upgrade put me to the furthest corner of the building with a partial/ restricted view of the ocean. This was very disappointing. When I approached the front desk, they ask a $75 extra per day to get a room at the same level with a better view of the ocean. Otherwise the experience was as you expected when you paid that much.The positive included closeness to the black-rock and beach, a festive atmosphere and an excellent pool. Rooms are small, amenities are average except the bedding which is consistent with Sheraton standard. April 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Skinny Wow, what an experience The position of the Sheraton was best on the beach. Snorkelling with green turtles at Black Rock is an experience we will not forget. Sheraton only minutes walk along pristine beach to Whalers which had fantastic restaurants and live music every night and prices comparable to Australia pub meals. Our oceanfront room on top floor was beyond our expectations overlooked beautiful gardens, the pool and absolute beach views. Pool was incredible and water temperature was perfect for cold frogs like me, as was beach water temp. If renovations were happening we did not know of it so can only assume were finished. Pool side restaurant were fun with good food at reasonable prices. What more can I say, our holiday at Sheraton Maui and Sheraton Kaui was perfect and if we go back to either island we would never stay anywhere else but Sheraton. December 13, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by ebrod Sheraton Maui Review Our recent stay at Sheraton Maui was not the best vacation experience we've had. On arriving from the airport via shuttle, there was no bell man and we waited a long time in the Porte Cochere? sp? When we finally were taken up to registration we also waited a long time. The hospitality factor was lacking and the hotel looked a bit dated. We also were disappointed in housekeeping. They constantly forgot items that should have been stocked in our room. March 17, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by RonW Disappointed This is a high end hotel that needs some major remodeling. For a hotel that charges high rates, one expects a better furnished room. There were signs regarding a future remodel of the hallways, which were in terrible shape....our room had a good location-ocean view, top floor, but even with all that, the price should be discounted if you offer below par hotel. the grounds were nice, and the location by the black rock is nice. The staff was very friendly, and the buffet breakfast was delicious, although a bit on the high side, and the a la carte menu did not offer any cheaper alternative. We have traveled all over the world, and in most countries breakfast is included. Here the hotel should have packaged a special deal for breakfast, as they do already charge the resort fee on top of the high price of the room. I expected a better facility from a Sheraton at this premium beach area. March 20, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pecanannie fabulous This our 4th year in a row to stay at the Sheraton Maui. We try to get the same room each time or at least same floor (4401-4412). The grounds are what set it apart from the other hotels on Kaanapoli beach. Rooms are dated but just fine and spacious if you choose one of the ocean-front rooms. We love it ! Staff is wonderful, always eager to make our stay great. We will be back if able (age 77 & 78). Plenty of young couples and families are around. August 29, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by DonMaria Great vacation This was our third stay at the Sheraton Maui and it was our best stay- the upgraded room was nice (thanks SPG) and everything was perfect for our week in paradise. The pool and beach were a great place for our 5 year old. The hotel was close enough to all the action of Whalers Village but on a quiet corner with good snorkeling. April 18, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Kathy05 unpleasant staff I really enjoyed my break in sheraton Maui. The beach was so great that I met sea turtle and various kinds of fishes. However, a staff whose name is "Irene" made me upset when I checked in. She answered to my questions insincerely, and was not willing to help me. I cannot understand how this staff is working in this hotel. Except her, I really liked the hotel because of its location and beach. March 13, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by tallyman Some issues There was no monitoring of whether persons enjoying the facilities were hotel guests--this was especially obvious at poolside. In addition all shaded chairs at poolside where staked out with towels the night before, making it impossible to get a shaded seat even by going out at 630AM. Also room makeup was exceedingly late most days even though room was unoccupied--even had to call desk one day about 6pm to ask that room be made up. September 23, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by RCADGJ2014 Great Hotel for Families This was our first time to Maui! The hotel offeres fantastic pools, a great beach and a veriety of food options! It is located in the heart of Ka anpali and with in walking distance to other great food options! May 5, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by MauiResident Hotel staff 1. Excellent valet staff 2. Check in was very slow. Had to wait for over 10 minutes to check in. Took a while before more staff was added to process front desk requests. 3. Housekeeping staff were very friendly. 4. Restaurant wait staff were attentive but slow. Food was very delicious. 5. Starbucks coffee cart line had about a dozen people waiting in line. Popular feature that perhaps could be enlarged and provided more staff. January 6, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by sue55 Short stay after Thanksgiving I stayed a short time and was very dissapointed in the staff and food, everyone seemed exhausted, the Starbuks hostess was rude, the coffee machine at the resturant was broken for Latte. I love blackrock beach that is why I go. I rented a cabana each morning they were ripped, for the amount of money you pay the should be nice. I have stayed here on other occasions and have had good service so I was dissapointed this time. December 5, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kimo1 A Perfect Getaway Being an Oahu resident, it is always nice to vacation on a neighbor island without having to travel for hours. The Sheraton Maui is always a welcoming, relaxing, and beautiful property to return to. The perfect time to stay is during whale season. We had a great view from our lanai and would watch whale activity for hours. The Sheraton Maui has become our favorite getaway. March 13, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Aussiescot7 This hotel is well positioned Generally the hotel was good. The catering at dinner left something to be improved particularly the Black Rock Restaurant where the food was below expectation. Breakfast was good and also the lunch facilities The Japanese restaurant was god April 26, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by B748i Expected better I really do not feel that you get the value for the money here. there were at least 3 things in the bathroom that needed maintenance-exposed nail, bathroom door handle and the bath tub grout. outside while sitting on the lanai you hear a large air conditioner or motor of some kind and not the waves crashing in on the beach. My wife and I feel that we would not return here. February 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by ReginaM Ahhhhhhloha from NJ this is my 2nd time back to this Sheraton. I could live here permanently if I could find a winning lottery ticket! May 5, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by TanaandDave Great location Nice hotel, friendly staff, location and beach is outstanding. May 8, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Jlriva Rooms need updating Stayed in the Ocean Front room (most expensive other then a suite) Balcony barely fit two chairs. Overall facilities need a makeover. Carpeting in hallways "de-bonding/bubbling up". AC labored continuously trying to cool room, Bathroom needs update. Tub chipped and stained. Outside grounds were the only Brightside. Pool was good and public beach well maintained. September 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Flyers16 Excellent Hotel Excellent Vacation Experience. The grounds are spectacular and so are the views. Quality service on balance. Best Pool in any of the Sheratons that I have stayed at. April 19, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by rob212 beautiful hotel but reception saff could have been more helpful and pleasant. I enjoyed the hotel, however, the staff at the reception desk could have been a bit more pleasant and helpful. Their customer services skills were lacking. Nevertheless, the hotel is beautiful. I enjoyed the pools and the beach was wonderful. The room was very clean and the house keeping staff was very efficient and eager to satisfy my needs. September 22, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by Ohana810 Third time NOT the charm We've come here three times in past several years. The first two trips in 2010 and 2012 were great and the staff were well-trained, warm, and accommodating. On this most recent trip however (for our wedding), it was a mixed bag. We were greeted with kindness from Gabe and Makana of the front desk staff and enjoyed working with the Cliff Dive Bar staff and the event reservations manager. However, our interactions with the valet service left much to be desired. Upon asking if our car could be parked by the lobby because we would be returning shortly, Cory the valet said, "Look dude, we have a lot of cars here and my job is to get the cars parked." Not our problem and not the kind of rhetoric one expects from this lovely hotel on Maui. A restaurant doesn't do its dishes in the front of the house, and the valet at the Sheraton Maui needn't advertise how it goes about doing its job to the guest, it should go about it seamlessly and without complaint. October 17, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Denk Hotel was ok The concierge and the Starwood staff were excellent. They helped us a lot. Where it failed, in my opinion, was the front desk. Not very welcoming or friendly. Did not give us any information about the hotel's feature's etc. No bottle water for spg gold members. Overall, the hotel is ok for a few days. Easy walk to Whaler's Village. November 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lauriek1010 Beautiful Location and ammenities This is the 4th time I have stayed at Sheraton in Maui. I love the location and views. The pool staff were not as professional as the staff elsewhere. Our housekeeper was remarketable, she did an awesome job each day. March 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by recking1 You get what you pay for... Great spot in Lahaina. Family, swim and snorkel friendly. Oh yeah, and walk to golf/shopping or take a shuttle around town. If you go, ask about the club lounge, good value for starwood members. April 3, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by PBianchin Beautiful position and hotel What a beautiful position. Turtles and reef fish at your finger tips and a exceptional hotel to match. We travelled 3 islands and this was by far a favourite,. April 9, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Unhappy287 Not the normal Starwood Preferred experience Let me start by stating that the location of this Hotel is great - the pool area is tiny and hard to get a seat when busy but the proximity to the beach is perfect. Where the resort fell short was the staff and how we were treated & the room offered for my points (booked in May '13 for a Dec. '13 stay). The garden view rooms are tiny, the Sweet sleepers are 'not' & the garden is the Hotels loading dock & tennis courts...When we tried to communicate our unhappiness we were greeted with how sold out they were not any empathy or attempt to make it better. Normally as a preferred gold club member we have received great rooms & freindly people but this time they were just not interested in how our stay was playing out. We even called the Hotels special *33 number advertised in the room to communicate issues directly & never heard a peep from anyone - not Gold level service...With soo many choices for hotels on that strip of sand I will never choose the Sheraton again ever. January 3, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Paul6 This hotel has a great beach The great snorkeling at Black Rock and the wide beach make this the most popular part of this side of Maui. All the staff are friendly and very helpful, and made my stay immensely enjoyable. The restaurants are not busy at dinner due to local options in the Whaling Village, so you can enjoy a quiet meal if you prefer. September 12, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by mauiray21 January 2013 Excellent service from staff, great room and view, Good support for business needs. Internet daily login is a pain - you should allow the purchase of a multi-day plan. "Premium" service was not noticeably faster than standard and not worth the $16.99 per day. PLease fix this - we'll be back as soon as we can. January 12, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Berber Great resort feeling although I enjoyed the resort, there were a few things that could have been better. My Significant other and I both agreed that the food was just okay. The portion size was great but the quality of food didn't meet the cost of the food. We often ate off location for this reason. There should be an option for late night food and beverages as well as have the coffee cart open sooner for those that are still adjusting to the time change. The short walk from the resort to the beach was great! The amenities offered on location were great! Most staff was beyond nice and helpful. The rooms were comfortable but could use better lighting in the restroom. I was not happy with housekeeping. Several days the rooms were not made over until late afternoon and it lacked attention to detail. there should be quality control going in and checking the rooms. One day, i even noticed my new shower towel smelled terrible. Almost like it was burnt.... I would return but most likely try a new resort September 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lynda2014 Great for group events My company held it's annual eductational conference at the Sheraton Maui. The hotel and staff worked closely with me to make sure that the conference and all the related events went off without a hitch. I had not one complaint about the hotel or rooms from our attendees! February 10, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by canuckle Great beach and snorkeling resort Top attraction - Black rock snorkelling friendly staff though Plat amenity was not well defined. good restaurants if you are not interested in leaving the area. Loved the pool that covers a good part of the hotel front. One downside is the place is huge so it takes a good part to get oriented. February 13, 2013


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Anytime a guildy goes out of house to express views on a guild is bad business. When he starts saying the way it's run is _____ then it is clearly time for him to "nut up or shut up" the nutting up being starting his own guild. I am with Giant- boot him so hard he ends up in Korea. Preferably North. It's one thing to whine and badmouth anyone. But to do it in trade or on the forums it's childish, self serving and ignorant. It's very much like a sports figure going to the media and whining about why he's not getting the ball. Just goes to show you there are assclowns everywhere.
I agree, Get rid of them now, RIGHT NOW.
Its this crap that made me quit my GL job in a previous guild, and eventually the guild broke up over it.
You cant please everyone, dont try. Take a stance and then stick to it, if you have a position and it sounds like you do, give them a choice, live with it and shut up complaining, or leave. If they complain again, kick them.
A guild survives the loss of member or two, and a strong direction and strong leadership helps. A guidl rarely survives a GL and officers who are unhappy and maybe step down or become uninterested.
Its the GL's guild, its not a committee of everyone. members are that, members, they live by the guild rules and position or leave, they do NOT dictate guild direction.
/g Jon and Bob, during Wrath you fielded complaints because one of the raid teams was significantly farther ahead of the other, claiming this to be unfair. In response for Cataclysm, we decided to make sure all 10-mans were equal by splitting up the best players, resulting in slower but equal progression.
/g And now you are complaining that we should return to the "A-Team" "B-Team" philosphy, so long as we put YOU on the A-Team, of course.
/g This hippocracy outright demonstrates to us, the officership, that you are far more concerned with your person progression than for the guild's progression and health as a whole. And therefore, it is our opinion that you have no place here.
/g Good bye.
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/g And good riddance, I say!
We had a problem with two members who did nothing but complain. They complained when they didn't get loot, they complained when a boss didn't get down. Yes they were our top DPS and healer on the charts, but there's so much more to being a good raider than topping recount. The DPS NEVER paid attention to raid mechanics and yelled at healers to heal him through easily avoidable damage then posted DPS (which he usually was on top) at the end of fights.
We got rid of 'em. At the time we usually were 1 or 2 people short completing a roster on any given raid night. We were worried it would end raiding for us. Guess what, we quickly got some new recruits and have since continued progression without those two. Raid nights are a lot more fun, even when we don't get a boss down. We even took in a couple people new to WoW, taught them the ropes and now are some of our most reliable players.
TL;DR: You don't need complainers. Even when they are topping charts. Get rid of them ASAP and recruit some fresh blood with better attitudes. Train them to be better raiders if need be. It's far more rewarding.
We address the issue of raid progression by not having an "A team," or a "Group 1." Instead, we simply have a Friday group, a Tuesday group, and so on. This way, nobody wonders why they're not on the "A team" and things are more harmonious all around.
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Barbe-Nicole Ponsardin, born in 1777, married François Clicquot at the age of 21 and her husband died six years later. She assumed control of her family's wine business amid the chaos of The Napoleonic Wars. The company focused entirely on champagne and thrived, developing an early champagne using a novel technique called riddling.
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Tough Mudder at Northstar in Tahoe 2013 was by far my favorite TM yet! The climbs were tougher, the obstacles more challenging and fun, and the electricity was rather…well, electric! This was my 3rd Mudder and I was still just as happy to finish it as I was the first time. We went with our gym, Luma Fitness, and we were 30+ people strong! So awesome! Bruises are in full color right now and cuts are still fresh. So here it is, the re-cap!


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ASDFGHJKL; My god only two more days! I'm getting so anxious I'm pretty sure I'm going to drive my friends and family crazy by this weekend because I can't stop talking about it.
And I decided on a third cosplay for the weekend. So for the Sat photoshoot, I'll be switching between Ash and Yellow because they have the same t-shirt/shorts base outfit. How I'm going to pull off basically stripping all of the accessories in a crowd of people, I have no idea. I feel kinda bad about having to use my natural hair for Ash(ley) as opposed to a wig, but I don't have the money. And I'm blonde so it's kind of canon? But with Yellow it's fine and for the TR grunt it doesn't matter since everyone personalizes that anyway. It's just that I kinda feel upset when people take the easy way out for cosplay, and I don't want to be a hypocrite.
So many feels I don't know what to DOOOO. (If you actually bothered to read this, I'm really sorry Dx ) I just can't wait though and it's driving me crazy.
I'm hoping to get a bunch of pokemon doujinshi and fanart ^^ I didn't get any doujinshi at Katsucon and now I kind of regret it but I'm hoping I can find straight pairings rather than Ash x Gary or Red x Blue/Green kinda thing. And I'll be posting all the pokemon-related pictures here, and chances are the other pictures are going to go on my personal account. If that matters to anyone.
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What is the difference between happiness and satisfaction?
As I wonder every time about the philosophy of life, the question that make me think again and again that a man having satisfaction of particular thing is a happy? or can happy man considered as fully satisfied? Or happiness and satisfaction are the two sides of coins?
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Taniya SinghNov 8 2013: I think happiness is a result of many different feelings such as appreciation, curiosity, connection, learning new things, etc. Satisfaction is also one of those feelings that results in happiness but is not happiness itself. Satisfaction builds upon itself and hopefully when a person is doing their best and reaching their goals, they are becoming more and more satisfied. However, in my opinion, a person should be happy but never be satisfied. Accept that your life is going well right now, and accept the state of life in which you're at (regarding work, relationships, school, etc.). But don't be satisfied and just stop there. Keep improving, while staying happy.
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We wanted to have a separate section to promote some of our smaller local businesses. We use them for various pet and non-pet related things, so why not sing their praises?
- Four Legs Photo - Wonderful photos! Lili takes the majority of the PLR adoptable dog photos.
- Anthony Louis Kelly: Graphic Designer – Pitty Love Logo Designer
- Dolce Cupcakery - Dolce has supported us at many of our events and all we can say is YUM!
- Crazy Dog T-Shirts
- Animals With Hats - a purpose driven, grass roots company that donates a portion of their proceeds to local rescue. They have really cool t-shirts too!


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This week, professional food blogger Katie Quinn Davies has created the perfect gourmet party cuisine, making sure that every little thing is catered for when planning a rustic home made buffet. Introducing her signature dish of mouth watering mini beef and pork sliders, complete with irresistible home baked mini brioche buns, this fun snack suggestion is sure to be an instant savoury hit at any occasion.
Always having a personal approach to her cooking, Katie styles and photographs each recipe herself, including simple step by step instructions to enable food fans to easily replicate each dish.
Simply follow Katie's recipe below to create this delicious take on party gastronomy.


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LondonUnited Kingdom WC1A 1DU
February 1, 2013
Hi everyone, I'm Suzee from Saaaarf-East London! Looking forward to meeting you soon!
Nearly vegan, I don't think I could ever give up honey though!
Thai-style tofu & veg stir-fry with rice.
Loving Hut
"So what do you actually eat? There must be nothing left except vegetables"
Meet some new vegan friends (all my friends except one are not vegan, most are not even vegetarian). Enjoy some good vegan food and social events.
Hi suzee, I know you. We met thru gumtree that time years ago. Yeah its me thats organising the group. haha
Welcome to the group! "Nearly vegans" are more than welcome. :-)
But if you haven't already tried them, you may find that things like agave nectar and yacon syrup work in place of honey.
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