Comments on: Contact http://thebookishgirl.com Thu, 21 Aug 2008 18:33:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: Phyllis Zimbler Miller http://thebookishgirl.com/contact/#comment-22211 Phyllis Zimbler Miller Fri, 18 Jul 2008 22:56:27 +0000 http://thebookishgirl.com/contact/#comment-22211 Hi! You were recommended to me as a knitting blogger who likes to read. My recently published novel MRS. LIEUTENANT is about four women in 1970 -- unlikely friends who learn to overcome their prejudices. You can read the first four chapters at www.mrslieutenant.com (story takes place at Ft. Knox, Kentucky). Let me know if you'd be interested in a copy for a possible review on your blog. I believe that the book could appeal to your audience. Hi! You were recommended to me as a knitting blogger who likes to read.

My recently published novel MRS. LIEUTENANT is about four women in 1970 — unlikely friends who learn to overcome their prejudices. You can read the first four chapters at www.mrslieutenant.com (story takes place at Ft. Knox, Kentucky).

Let me know if you’d be interested in a copy for a possible review on your blog. I believe that the book could appeal to your audience.

]]> By: annie http://thebookishgirl.com/contact/#comment-21786 annie Thu, 24 Apr 2008 06:04:02 +0000 http://thebookishgirl.com/contact/#comment-21786 I am the knitting lawyer mother of 2 beautiful, awesome kids (son, age 9-in 3-more-days and butterfly princess daughter, age 5&a-half) & after all this time, it's only been in the last 3 years of so that I comortably fit into my pre-pregnancy clothes in a comfortable fashion on good days & I had to go up a cup in bra-sice and switch to underwire support. Also, as an aside, my jean fittage is largely a result of a couple of really bad flu seasons, which you will learn all abt once the beautiful Sophia starts preschool. Anyway, my point is: We now, in the most funamental way, have WORKING bodies, you know? We have earned whatever changes we might need. And besides, who says you even have to earn what you are or need? You rock, whatever your jean/bra size. I am the knitting lawyer mother of 2 beautiful, awesome kids (son, age 9-in 3-more-days and butterfly princess daughter, age 5&a-half) & after all this time, it’s only been in the last 3 years of so that I comortably fit into my pre-pregnancy clothes in a comfortable fashion on good days & I had to go up a cup in bra-sice and switch to underwire support. Also, as an aside, my jean fittage is largely a result of a couple of really bad flu seasons, which you will learn all abt once the beautiful Sophia starts preschool. Anyway, my point is: We now, in the most funamental way, have WORKING bodies, you know? We have earned whatever changes we might need. And besides, who says you even have to earn what you are or need? You rock, whatever your jean/bra size.

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