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I HAVE SOLD BOOKS, WRITTEN BOOKS, ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, PUBLISHED BOOKS, STUDIED BOOKS, COVETED BOOKS, VANDALISED BOOKS (THOUGH, I WAS ONLY TWO YEARS OLD AT THE TIME: HAVING BEEN LET LOOSE WITH CRAYONS), GIVEN PUBLIC TALKS ABOUT BOOKS, BOUGHT BOOKS (I PAID 400 FRENCH FRANKS ONCE - £40.00 - FOR A BOOK IN FRENCH TEXT THAT I CANNOT READ), DESIGNED BOOKS AND LAST, BUT NOT LEAST, I OWN A BUSINESS ABOUT BOOKS ... YET, BOOKISH THOUGH I MAY BE ... NEVER UNDERESTIMATE A BLONDE WITH A PEN!
About Sharon
- Sharon McPherson
- Dundee, Scotland, United Kingdom
- My favourite things are books, pets and houses. I once owned a publishing company called Pumpkin Press and now own a cleaning business called House Proud. I am a published author of two books and have edited a third. I have a degree in English. I continue to write.
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Writers are sexy not geekie:
Dr Pamela Stevenson funny beauty. Also married to funny man, Billy Connolly.
J.K. Rowling (below) earns £3 million a week ... Girls, keep scribbling, she looks lonely up there on her own.
Sylvia Plath (below) bookish and disturbed.
Helen Fielding creator of Bridgit Jones: is a millionaire and spends most of her time in California.
Brigitte Bardot turned the misery of fame into a masterpiece of achievement towards animal welfare.
Marilyn Monroe (below) herself a genius of creation, married a bookish sort, playwrite Arthur Miller. Tribute Blog.
Sarah Beeny property speculator, t.v. presenter and serial entrepreneur. She says of her own home,
It must be filled with old sofas and have piles of dogs and cats.
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Rippln March to 1 Million Users Challenge11 hours ago
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Gavin Francis on books;4 weeks ago
once upon a time
Aim to get the first line of your novel right: It's your first impression.
Conrad Harrison found the last home he would ever know, by driving the wrong way out of Chicago with a ghost in the car.
The Birthing House, Christopher Ransom
Noon. London: my flat. Ugh.
Bridgit Jones Diary, Helen Fielding
In olden times when wishing still helped one ...
Frog King, Brothers Grimm
All children, except one, grow up.
Peter Pan, J. M. Barrie
It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.
Pride & Prejudice, Jane Austen
The story that is worth telling ends two years before I was born.
Witch's Blood, William Blain (is actually the 2nd para)
Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again.
Rebecca, Daphne Du Maurier
They were not railway children to begin with.
The Railway Children, E. Nesbit
Mma Ramotswe had a detective agency in Africa, at the foot of Kgale Hill.
The No.1 Ladies Detective Agency, Alexander McCall Smith
Brigitte Bardot Foundation
I endorse Brigitte Bardot's work towards animal welfare.
I gave my beauty and my youth to men. I am going to give my wisdom and experience to animals.
Brigitte Bardot
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The Indian Commentator and Brahim in Boston thank you both.
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Brahmin in Boston thank you
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Thank you both, J. Kaye and Sharon K. Mayhew
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Presented by Sharon at Random Thoughts. Thank you.
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Presented by Lianne, At My Kitchen Table. Thank you.
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Presented by Sharon at Random Thoughts. Thank you.
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Presented by Sierra at Ocean Dreams. Also by JB at Haunted Room. Thank you.
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Presented by Lianne, At My Kitchen Table. Thank You.
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Presented by Lady Truth. Thank you.
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Lindsay, at Bella Cene; Josephine, at Tale Peddler; Sharon, Random Thoughts. Thanks
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Presented by Kit, at Kit Courteney Writes. Thank you.
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Presented by Au Lapin Blanc, aka White Rabbit. Merci Beaucoup.
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Presented by Bendigo at Bendigo's Rage. Also by Laura, First Three Chapters. Thank you.
10 comments:
HAHAHA. I love it!
Maybe I need to think again about internet love. Hmmmmm.
Very funny... I would be scared of internet dating... too many psychos out there!
oh i so believe in love especially robot love.
Why can't I see the joke? I want to see the joke...I feel so left out. Well, I'm sure it's really funny :-(
Whew! I can see it at home. Stupid work computer, cutting into my web browsing.
That's pretty funny. Maybe one day Robots will solve all the worlds problems. Nice find.
different for only so long as soon enough it just becomes new...haha great post!
I've known quite a few people getting hooked after meeting on the internet. Not that I recommend the internet for dating. It's hard enough to be selective when you know the person in real time.
I have heard several happy endings for internet matches. Ahem. Are you going to try it Sharon? Do tell all is you do! xx
Thanks for all of your comments: In answer to Josephine's question: would I give it ago. I did ... that's how I collected a huge amount of material for my romantic satire. (Of course, I can't name names, and any similarities to people living or dead is purely coincidental, blah, blah).
I too know people who met through the internet. It seems to be a successful way to meet for some people.
My conclusion though is, I won't be trying it again. Lakeviewer made a good point.
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