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My Romancing the Blog column, that is. You know, so I don't feel bad that I'm the only neurotic packer.

In a funk

I seem to be in a funk lately. I don't like being in a funk. I've been depressed before, it isn't fun. Now I don't feel as bad as that, but when things that you usually love don't evoke the same feeling as before, you kinda worry. Gah, I need to get over this.

And I need to finish up my RTB column. Ooppps.... Thank goodness most of it is done.

There's a library sale this weekend. Big annual one. And I don't want to go. I'd bring home way too many books and have no place for them to go. So just not even going to tempt myself. No booksale.

That said...I went to three different bookstores today. Two were used and one was Barnes and Noble. I had to buy Crazy Cool by Tara Janzen after I finished Crazy Hot last night. It was so good. Good enough that I had to run out and buy the next one. And then I have to wait til February til the next one? Oh, the horror!

Also bought Christmas Cats, a holiday anthology. It looks good. And has a cute kitten on the cover.

Books read in October 2005

Ah...October turned out to be a rather good month.

The Viscount Who Loved Me by Julia Quinn
Secrets of a Summer Night by Lisa Kleypas
Courting Claudia by Robyn DeHart
Get a Clue by Jill Shalvis
Only With a Highlander by Janet Chapman
Killer Blonde by Laura Levine
The Demon's Librarian by Lilith Saintcrow (beta copy, but I'm counting it)
Shoes to Die For by Laura Levine
Seventy-Seven Clocks by Christopher Fowler
Decoy by Brandi Michaels
Poison Study by Maria V. Snyder
Witch Way to Murder by Shirley Damsgaard
Shop Till You Drop by Elaine Viets
Kill Me Twice by Roxanne St. Claire
The Naked Truth by Amy J. Fetzer
Summer Knight by Jim Butcher
Private Demon by Lynn Viehl
Grave Sight by Charlaine Harris
Sandstorm by James Rollins
Candy Apple Dead by Sammi Carter
Code Name: Baby by Christina Skye

Hmmm...a nice variety this month. 7 mysteries, 11 romances, 2 fantasies, and 1 action-adventure/thriller. Of the romances, 3 were romantic suspense, 3 were historicals, 3 were paranormal, and 2 were contemporary. Like I said, a nice variety of things this last month. I also enjoyed all of them, though Decoy was probably my least favorite and the only one that I don't plan to read more by that author. All the others are ones I enjoyed.

Yes, I'm feeling too lazy to link today.