Sunday, June 17, 2007

And the Winner is . . .

. . . William Balzac!  Congratulations, William.  You have won an Eloisa James book and a sinfully Bsmilingbookdelicious box of chocolate dominoes.  Thanks for dropping by and leaving a comment when Eloisa James was our guest last week.  In the old-fashioned democratic way, we picked your name at random from those who left comments!  We've forwarded your address to Eloisa and your book and chocolates will soon be on their way!

Jun 17, 2007 9:42:37 PM | Admin, Guests

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b.

Well. Thanks a bunch!

Chocolates & an autographed copy..Summer reading, pleasure, assured!

~~No more blogging "naughtiness" for me! Serious reading, and writing, shall follow!

I'll be reading The Wenches Too!

Love you,
b. ~~gone..but, not forgotten.

~~(^_^)~~kiss*

Posted by: b. | Friday, June 22, 2007 at 11:42 AM

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