Thursday, October 27, 2011

Girls Trip 2012

I don't know about you bitches, but I can not wait to go to Disneyland with out any kids or husbands!! Going on what ever rides we want, not having to wait in the kid lines, unless we want to! Let me start getting excited right now!!! This trip will be so fun and stress free. No crying, whining, or fits( until we leave and you have to pull me away from the gate).
 How wonderful will it be when we do hear some brat crying knowing it is not one of ours? So wonderful!!
 Can't wait for the drive, rides, beach, and relaxing!! I just might pack my bag now in all my excitement!!

Book List

Hey Ladies don't forget to bring a list of books that you have read and would like us to read or that you want to read so we can make a list to pick from. I will make a post of the list so we can go back a look it over when we need a new book!!

BRRRRRRR!!!

Hahaha!! Get it? The book for next time is Shiver!!!! Hahahahaha!! I am so funny!!
Here we can talk about it before book club. DO NOT READ if you have not finished it, unless you want to

September

Sarah's Key

 The first half of the book is told from two different characters. Sarah a 10 year old girl who is blind sided by the Jewish round up in France July of 1942, and Julia an American living in France in the present time, who is a reporter and is doing a story of the round up 60 yrs. later. As Julia digs deeper into the events of the round up she discovers that she and Sarah have a connection through the family she married into. Julia makes it her goal to find Sarah and make things right.
  First off this book was such an eye opener!! This event was something that I don't remember learning about in school. How sad that the events of the Holocaust were so much bigger than any of us could ever imagine.
  I think one of the things that made it seem so sad was how confused Sarah was and how much her parents kept from her. It tugged at your heart when she realizes that she didn't save her brother at all. What a sad memory to carry with you your whole life. I really liked Julia, aside from the fact that she was going to go through with the abortion. She had a fiestiness about her. She was determined to bring out the truth, even though her horrible mother and sister in law were horrified that she even stirred up the past.
  I am glad we read this book. It is one of those that can bring many different conversation starters to the table, and I think it did. ( One of them being the writing styles!! LOL) Lisa I am glad you pointed that out because the book I am reading now is written the same way and I keep thinking how you would not like it!!