The party is rockin’ so hard, I think it’s slowing down the server, unless I’m just on the mother of all pokey connections. But I don’t think it’s me. I think that may be the new sign of awesome: if your server loads slow, then it is A PARTY LIKE DAMN and LIKE WHOA.
Barbara Vey is celebrating one year of blogging on the Publisher’s Weekly site at Beyond her Book, one of the truly gleeful blogs that celebrates books we love - most notably the romance. She’s partying with an incredible selection of giveaways, and the comment list reads like a who’s-who of fiction. Totally squee worthy partying efforts, to say the least. So drop on by and leave a note, and be sure to stay tuned next month when I stalk her around the Pittsburgh Hilton during RT ‘08. Happy Birthday Barbara!
Whoa, I see what you mean about the slow server response. Guess I’ll watch Friday videos and eat my lunch while I wait for Barbara to load up.
Hooray for parties and squeeing, at least :)
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Here’s one on Amazon:…
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