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July 26, 2008

Summer Reading Club, back with a vengeance

Well, I had big blogging plans for this week. I set up that cool little Skribit widget and was excited about testing it out. I had a cool idea for Watercooler Wednesday. Over on the Third Day blog, I was going to do a bunch of stories behind the making of Revelation.

Then a sweet baby girl named Katherine Marlow Lee decided to come into the world a few days early :)

Now my blogging plans have changed. Look for those Revelation tales to crop up sometime between now and the beginning of the Music Builds Tour. I'll fool around with Skribit in the next couple of weeks as well.

And look for a picture of that sweet baby girl to materialize in the next day or two.

But in the meantime, I give to you, what you've all been waiting for. Well, what 14 or 15 of you have been waiting for. Another Summer Reading Club link up! Well, here it is.


  • Post what you've been reading on your blog, with a link to this post.

  • Use the Mr. Linky box below to enter the URL of your post.

  • REMEMBER: Link to the specific SRC post, not your general blog URL!

NOTE: Not sure what's going on, but the Mr. Linky logo isn't showing up in the post. BUT if you click on the little question mark or blue box it will still take you through to the Mr. Linky widget. Sorry...

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It my goal to get through the Beverly Lewis series that all have Amish characters and settings. I find this life extremely interesting. It would be interesting to live like the Amish without the strict rules of dress code and technology. Anyways, currently on book #2 of 5 of the Abrams Daughters series. (the 3rd series of books)

Just finished book #12 and getting ready to start #13...after a short break so that I can get some work done first.

Mark, I hope you're enjoying your new little bundle of joy and your travels! Are you getting any reading done? :)

The first week I actually post something and you don't. I'm still waiting for last weeks installment. Or have you given up? :P

i found you through brody harper's blog... *pat on your back* he told me to say hello... "hello. how are you?"

I shall join everyone in saying CONGRATULATIONS on the birth of Katherine Marlow!!
Good job Stephanie!! Now go spoil her Mark!!

Congratulations on the baby girl! Arrived here from Boomama's blog. Hope you're getting some sleep -

p.s. Congratulations on baby Katherine!

I came over from BooMama's and so glad I did.

I enjoyed your 100 things, we must be about the same age because I got them all. Oh, and your wife is absolutely right, there is a difference between geeks and nerds. My husband is a geek and I love him to pieces.

dude...
where is your secret show in phoenix tomorrow?! let the cat out of the bag. hahah. you're like whose this kid, but, i'll race you on some go carts in phoenix if you're down - it's a fun morning get away before the hustle. hahaha. have you guys ever gone to the http://www.speedwayraceway.com/ - i've taken on a few musicians on there in my past.

if you're down fire me an email.
BW

Chose something a little different this week. I needed a read that would allow me to grab 10 minutes at a time and still keep connected with the story. I also thought we could use some culture up on here. ;)

For those who need it...the Mr Linky address that you can cut and paste to use is http://www.blenza.com/linkies/links.php?owner=marklee3d&postid=26Jul2008

Seems a little bit of HTML knowledge does come in handy sometimes!

A great book by a very familiar author is this week's post!

I read this one in three days. With the remodeling this coming week, I don't know if I'll be participating. Congratulations on the healthy baby girl.

Well Congrats Prof. Lee! Can't wait to see pictures of your new arrival!

I recently experienced a tragic and sudden death in my family *my grandmother, with whom I was very close*, so my SRC postings are very behind. I haven't caught up much on reading, but I plan to this week.

Congratulations!

i should have another post up with at least two more books spotlighted in the next day or so...

of course i've been saying that to myself for the last day or so, so...

anyway... welcome back... congrats on the new baby...

peace... love... bdg...

I got Mr. Linky to work.

Posted.

Congrats!!!

Ah ha...sneaking in the homework assignment on the weekend, that's almost as sneaky as I can be with my kids! Mr Linky still isn't working in any form...but you've got more important things to worry with - like YOUR WIFE! So don't worry about us...we'll be here when things calm down at the Lee house...and of course eagerly awaiting pictures!

Hmmm...I don't see a little question mark or blue box, but my comment links to the SRC post on my blog.

Welcome back to the club! LOL I'm so thrilled for you and your girls! My poor hubby feels for you, he has two girls as well, so he understands how you feel being so outnumbered. I'm glad to see you had a moment to post about the SRC, now get your butt back up to the hospital! Congratulations...and I'll be watching for those pictures!

Congratulations!! I love the name Katherine. And Katherine with a "K" is so much more alluring than Katherine with a "C."

That last line is a quote from a movie and with two little girls, you'd best get acquainted with that movie (Anne of Green Gables.)

I was going to send you the questions for Parent's University when I saw that Katherine arrived early. I'll hold off on sending those to you...since you'll be busy ooohing and aaahing and trying to sleep.

I have yet to finish 1 book this summer. Perhaps I should try reading a fiction book...

I'm working on another book which may prove to be smarter then I am. Physics is not something I have ever dealt with but the idea of time travel is of interest. Maybe I can get this one done by then. Working on Time Travel In Einstein's Universe by J. Richard Gott...

Ah yes. Our Professor is back!! I was wondering if class had let out early for the summer because of the new girl in your life! Again, I am thrilled to pieces for you and Stephanie and little Abbie. And once again you take the time out of your VERY busy life to think of us! Great, now one of my books has tear stains on it!

Mr Linky must be real tired too since he is not here. I'm surprised you're even doing this. I know how it was when my little ones were born. Congrats!

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