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Barbara

Just curious what happened to the bunny. :)

Sain't Christopher

Isn't that the book where Kevin Spacey plays a straight guy?

Michelle

Still need to borrow that book...as for favorites, you hit right upon one of my all times---The Divine Secrets of the Ya Ya Sisterhood. EXCELLENT CHOICE.

Darr

I hear ya, sistah! I so wish my Ya-Yas all lived close to each other, we would have such a great time! And if it were a great location, that would be even better. Let's all move somewhere fabulous. By the by, a new Ya-Ya book came out a few months or so ago, but I haven't read it yet. I'll have to learn to read while breastfeeding - because that is all I ever do these days.

I love Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil - I even like the movie. Of course, the movie stars John Cusack, and that's really enough for me to like it.

Darr

(Just tried posting this, and the site stopped responding, so apologies if this double posts)

I hear ya, sistah! I do so wish all of my Ya-Yas lived close together, that would be too much fun, you're a great bunch of broads! It would be even better if it were a great location, too. Let's all move somewhere fabulous.

By the by, a new Ya-Ya book came out a while ago, but I haven't had a chance to read it yet. I'll have to learn to read while breastfeeding, because it is all I ever do these days.

I love Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, it's a great book. I even like the movie, of course, it stars John Cusack, and that's really all it takes for me to like it.

Cutie Matutie

Hey Lisa, enjoyed the ya_ya sisters, haven't read the other book, but I will jot it down and grabb a copy.Nice blog you have got here.

Michelle

Hey Darr---are you referring to "Ya-Ya's in Bloom?" I have it and would be more than willing to loan it to you. It's fairly good---not at good as the first one, but then nothing ever is.

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