PETRONA: First comment

16 January 2006

First comment

A very exciting thing happened today, I got my first comment! I left a comment on Jenny D's blog Light Reading over the weekend and she sent a gracious reply (to the Iceland entry on 15 Jan)! I can'tbelieve it, I had no idea she or anyone could actually find this blog by this method. Of course I had neurotically set this blog so that nobody can post automatically, but I am so excited that someone has commented that I've changed the setting. Thank you, Jenny D.

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Iceland Made myself finish Clovis today: it did not improve. Petered out in a set of wooden conclusions, but I'd given up caring or remembering all the minor characters. Next I think I'll try Jar City, the first of the series by Arnaldur Indridason, who last year won ...er....can't have been the golden dagger because they don't like translations, but large award and lots of excellent reviews. I like to read series in order, but for this one, the first is out of print, so I have bought it second-hand (ex public library) via Amazon from a very nice person. Read my first collection of UK blogs yesterday, some quite amusing ones. I think I'll have to let them "bed in" as they are a bit varied, possibly too hotch-potch for regular reading, as opposed to having Tim Worstall doing an annual round-up. I did read a useful post about the Historian and Fleshmarket Close, and left a response, a toe in the water. Jenny D said... Hi--just came here via your comment on my blog--I read Jar City not long ago and LOVED it, I feel sure you will like it a lot. 6:14 PM Maxine said... You are right,...

Petrona the second Petrona the second - Powered By Bloglines Because I keep coming across interesting articles and clipboarding them or emailing them to friends, I decided I'd take up the bloglines deal of a free blog to deposit these. Then I can send friends the url and if they want to be updated they can, if not, not, and I won't need to bug them unnecessarily. Well, that's the idea. As it is all automatic via bloglines, it should take less time than the emailing, etc.