sale away

I'm having a Bead Sale on Monday and Tuesday. Time to clear things out and make room for more! If you're not on my mailing list, or didn't get your Beadist Email for some reason, here's what you need to know...

Monday and Tuesday are the Sale Days. For 10% off everything in my BeadShop, use the Discount Code "MOVE", before you complete checkout. I can't go back and refund the 10% if you forget, so... remember! Happy Shopping!

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And now for this week's Bead Give-Away!




The Rules:

One entry per person per week.
You have to enter as a comment to this post, not by email or mail or phone or pony express.
Just answer this week's question, and sign your first AND last name at the bottom.
(You won't be entered if you don't sign your name)
No anonymous entries!
The winner will be chosen by random drawing at the end of the week. Check back here to see if you won!
Have fun, and good luck!

This week's question:

Read any good books lately?

(I'm reading Cesar Millan, "Be the Pack Leader", and Stephen King, "On Writing". Both are very helpful!)

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Friday, May 22 - We have a WINNER!!!
AsariA! Contact me and I'll get this right to you!

AND...
LAST WEEK's WINNER WAS MARY FREE!
Please claim your prize by next Friday, or it goes back in the stash!

Comments

  1. Have I read any good books lately? No, not really. Most recent read was "The Consumer Handbook on Tinnitus." I was hoping for a cure, but instead I got "There's nothing you can do about it, so try to think positive and distract yourself with other stuff." Great! Now, are you sorry you asked?

    Love your blog! Gave the aqua bead to my friend, Judy, yesterday. She was so delighted.

    Barbara Joyce

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  2. Hmmm...I don't have as much time to read as I'd like, but one really good book I read recently was "Food Matters" by Mark Bittman. In the beginning of the book, he discusses how the foods we choose affect our health and the environment. Then, he gives a number of recipes that incorporate the healthy-eating principles he discusses.

    Hannah Benninger

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  3. I have been going off on crafting books from the library!! My favorite, that was hard to give back,so now i am going to Amazon, is Custom Cool Jewelry.There is 200 little charm and pendant ideas..love it!!Altered Paper Jewelry had some wonderful creations and inspiration too;)
    cyclona66(at)aol(dot)com

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  4. Reading...
    I read alot. All my reading lately has been knitting books. The latest sock books. Cookie A, Wendy Johnson
    Karen Blancher

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  5. I read a lot, lot, lot of books. I love to read. I'm always carrying one or two books on my purse or my beading bag. Lately I'm reading my beading magazines, Glitter Baby by Susan Elizabeth Phillips, Ramona's Adventures by Beverly Cleary, Cat O'Nine Tales by Jeffrey Archer, Creative Embellishments by Sherill Kahn and my law books. All at the same time. It's on my mood.

    Mari Aparicio
    from Puerto Rico

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  6. I am reading the 5th Horseman by James Patterson...already read 6th and 7th books in the series, as well as the earlier books....somehow missed this one. Light reading, but fun. Happiness!

    Jerrie Eckert

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  7. Beading and reading, my two most favorite things to do! Right now,I'm reading A Charmed Life, a memoir by Liza Campbell, the last child to be born in Cawdor Castle, the setting for Macbeth...Good reading!!

    Laurie Jamieson

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  8. Ruff Love by Susan Garrett--a good book with a specific, positive program that helps the human develop leadership skills with their dog. It really works!
    Karen Davito

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  9. Kim, what I've been reading lately are the Amelia Peabody stories - by Elizabeth Peters. Set in Egypt they are like a female Indiana Jones ! I love them ~ really exciting and she keeps you in suspense right till the end !!
    Also the Carole Nelson Douglas book, at the moment 'Cat with an Emerald Eye' sounds intriguing only on page 23 so far.....

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  10. Just finished "Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society" by Mary Ann Shaffer and "Such a Pretty Fat: by Jen Lancaster.
    Both were GREAT reads....

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  11. Right now I am finishing book #4 from The Saxon Tales, "Sword Song", by Bernard Cornwell and starting book #4 of the Black Dagger Brotherhood, "Lover Awakened", by J.L. Ward. I will also be starting a fun read with "Moon Pies and Movie Stars" by Amy Wallen. It's about a good ole Texas momma and her family, so how can I say no to that lol! I usually read two or three books at time, always have.

    I'll be drooling over your sale wares soon :).

    Penny White
    Texas Momma in Michigan

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  12. I'm re-reading "Atlas Shrugged" by Ayn Rand, and "Battlefield Earth" by L. Ron Hubbard, and "The Brothers Boswell" by Philip Baruth. Which book is in my hand depends on where I am in the house :)

    Charlene Burke
    Georgetown, Indiana

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  13. I just finished reading "Replay" by Ken Grimwood. It is an older book form the 80's. He replays his life over and over and over....was very good!

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  14. I just read "Buckingham Palace Gardens" by Anne Perry. I am reading "The Chase" by Clive Cussler. I read constantly.
    Mellan Blount

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  15. My name and address
    Mellan Blount
    mellan36 at gmail dot com

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  16. Last one was The Almost Moon by Alice Sebold; her books are rather dark but excellently written; next time I will read something a little more on the "light" side!
    Jan Bauman

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  17. I alternate between French and English books! On the English side, I am finishing "The World Without Us" by Alan Weisman (it shows what would happen if humans disappeared, how fast nature would get back to what it was before -- I don't know how scientifically correct this is, but it is certainly sobering!); next up will be "Through a Glass, Darkly" by Donna Leon (a murder-mystery from the Commissario Brunetti series set in Venice, Italy: my husband bought it for me because it starts with a murder in a glass factory in Murano: I hope no beadmaker is hurt, or I will not like this book....!) Francoise Brucel

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  18. One of my favorite books is The Anthropology of Turquoise by Ellen Meloy. Just read it once again. If you are a lover of words, colors, and those wide desert spaces, this book and author is a great find. Enjoy!

    Peggy Reynolds

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  19. Right now I'm reading Swann's Way by Marcel Proust. At 656 pages and translated from French, I figure it's good for me like vegetables are.

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  20. Oops! I forgot my own name.
    Joy Proper

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  21. I just finished two books - one by Susan Wigg and Twenty Wishes by Debbie Macomber. Good light reading. I'm working on an old one by Faye Kellerman ~ Stone Cold. I read to relax so nothing to heavy duty.

    Debi McConnell

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  22. Read at night to relax - am re- reading an old friend, "Escape Velocity" by Christopher Stasheff. Also have bookmarks in "An Artist's Way" and "Steps to Independence"....
    I read your blog daily because we share interests, and you always keep it up there, positive and life affirming.

    Cato Woods

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  23. Unfortunately, I do not have time to read books, just the necessary stuff.
    I love everything you do!

    Pat Taylor

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  24. While I love any good, escapist story, right now I'm slogging through House of Bush House of Saud. I recently couldn't put down Trickster's Choice by Tamora Pierce.

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  25. Hi Kim, your adventure is moving along quickly...hope it turns out to be all you envision. I am currently reading 48 Days to the work you Love. Since my whole life is in transition it seems like a good time to reassess.

    Sue Kirby

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  27. I'm reading Fractal Time, by
    Gregg Braden. Fascinating, thought provoking.
    AsariA

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  28. I am reading the series The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency -- I am on the 4th book now -- it is such a delightful series, lot's of fun and takes place in Botswana. My co-worker who is originally from South Africa turned me on to this series and now they have it on HBO. I highly recommend it for a nice light read and some escapism.

    Christine Wilson

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  29. I recently finished People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks, which I liked very much. Right now I'm reading Tree of Smoke by Dennis Johnson.

    Karen Solliday

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  30. I'm reading In The Wood a book about an Irish murder. beautiful bead.
    Maura Hart

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