And the winner of the Carly tote bag and notebook is ….
# 25 Paula R.
Congratulations, Paula! Please email me at: carly phillips @ mac . com (no spaces) with your mailing address!
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And the winners from the Saturday contests with Debra Webb are:
#20, QLady48 (Sue)
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#35, Cathy H!
Please send Julie an email (Julie at Julie leto dot com) and she’ll forward your addresses to Debra.
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And now for the Sunday Funny!
A PRE-SCHOOL TEST
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I already knew I was dumber than the fifth graders, now it’s the preschoolers turn!!??
Which way is the bus below traveling?
To the left or to the right?
Can’t make up your mind?
Look carefully at the picture again.
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Still don’t know?
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Pre-schoolers all over the United States were shown this picture asked the same question.
90% of the pre-schooler’s gave this answer.
‘The bus is traveling to the left.’
When asked, ‘Why do you think the bus is traveling to the left?’
They answered:
‘Because you can’t see the door to get on the bus.’
HAPPY SUNDAY!
Carly Phillips would like to take 100% credit for all her stories but the truth is, Carly’s strength is writing family, emotion, funky elderly people and animals. She couldn’t plot her way out of a paper bag, which is why she smartly found her plotmonkey pals early on in her writing career. Thanks to their support, Carly is now a NYT Bestselling author of 23 plus novels. Because writing doesn’t keep her busy enough, Carly is also a wife, a mother of one preteen and one teenage daughter, the primary care giver of her soft coated Wheaten terrier and an expert carpool mom.
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If it makes you all feel any better, I said, ‘the bus isn’t moving.’
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Hey Carly, I said the same thing. Those pre-schoolers make sense though. Thanks for the Sunday funny. I should test my friend’s preschooler with this one.
I am so excited that I won. I really wanted that tote bag. I will drop you and email when I am done here.
Peace and love,
Paula R.
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So glad you won, Paula!
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Geeze! Now I really feel stupid…
Congratulations, Paula!!
Have a wonderful Sunday,
Cher
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Hahaha. I feel like that’s a really mean trick question.
Congratulations to all the winners!
Wishing everyone a relaxing Sunday! I’m still recovering from my 21st last night!
<3 J
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Happy belated Bday Jessica O. Sounds like you had a wonderful time celebrating. 21 is such an age of liberation. Make sure you drink a full glass of water. I hear it does wonders for the head and body after a night of celebration.
Peace and love,
Paula R.
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I said the bus wasn’t moving too. Congrats to all the winners! Hope everyone has an awesome Sunday!
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:*&#!: My answer was no answer!! It is bad enough I can’t answer some questions on the show Are Your Smarter Than a Fifth Grader!
Congratulations also to the winners of Debra’s books. I thought her blog yesterday was very good.
Enjoy the rest of your Sunday Everyone.
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Thanks for the congrats everyone. Congrats to all the winners of Debra’s books. I really enjoyed that blog yesterday too. I love when enough people come around so that we can get a great convo going. One of the beautiful things about being in the jungle.
Peace and love,
Paula R.
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Paula,
By chance have you read Leslie’s new release this week, Black at Heart.
I got it by chance the other day at Borders. Early even!
It’s a toss up whether the second or third book are the best but I sure did
enjoy this last of the trilogy.
The suspense was intense and the relationship developed perfectly.
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Duh did some back reading and saw you got the arc.
I’m with you on the petition. I have noticed that where Borders and waldens didn’t have her first book up front they now do. so hopefully this will boost sales. They are great books.
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You are right Jeannie. Les kicked some serious butt with this series. They are all great reads. My fav is B@H, what’s yours? Wyatt is my man. I loved how the plot unfolded and the development of the relationship between the H and h was beautifully written. Les dealt with the issues well. I must say that I love the way that the victims were dealt with, is that bad of me? I think they got what they deserved, and I felt a little sorry for the antagonist, who I feel was somewhat a product of experiences in life. It is just that some people deal with the same issues differently. That is what makes us human, right?
Peace and love,
Paula R.