http://suzannekingsbury.net/2010/01/dealing-with-tough-stuff-part-2-the-book-signing/ Tue, 06 Jul 2010 21:18:26 -0700 hourly 1 http://suzannekingsbury.net/2010/01/dealing-with-tough-stuff-part-2-the-book-signing/comment-page-1/#comment-177 fredly Sun, 17 Jan 2010 01:29:49 +0000 http://suzannekingsbury.net/?p=966#comment-177 s, your mention of woman-owned businesses (and books) immediately made me think of something i saw in vanity fair last night--an ad for persephone books in the uk (http://www.persephonebooks.co.uk/index.asp)--beautiful casebound books that sell for about $16 US.--started by a woman who wanted to bring back "neglected classics" of english lit. i looked at the list of authors and didn't recognize a one--i swear, when i get to my next life, wherever it is, i am going to be smart about this stuff! (a psychic once told me that in a previous life i was a scribe for a wealthy chinese guy back in the feudal days.) but there's something else i want to say, this my first comment posted on your blog or any blog (what a word!). i've never read or responded to blogs; i hate reading stuff online. but i'm going to have to get over that, i can see that clearly now, having read some of your entries. i am missing so much, pigeon-holed in my once-a-week attempt at having a soul. i could certainly go on (you know that) but i will simply say thank you for taking the time to help others of us open our eyes, our minds, our hearts; you may say, it's not much, but i say (following frost) that it's a momentary stay against confusion, this disordered subway we all (well, many of us) put our lives into from the first station to the last. love ya, fredly s, your mention of woman-owned businesses (and books) immediately made me think of something i saw in vanity fair last night–an ad for persephone books in the uk (http://www.persephonebooks.co.uk/index.asp)–beautiful casebound books that sell for about $16 US.–started by a woman who wanted to bring back “neglected classics” of english lit. i looked at the list of authors and didn’t recognize a one–i swear, when i get to my next life, wherever it is, i am going to be smart about this stuff! (a psychic once told me that in a previous life i was a scribe for a wealthy chinese guy back in the feudal days.) but there’s something else i want to say, this my first comment posted on your blog or any blog (what a word!). i’ve never read or responded to blogs; i hate reading stuff online. but i’m going to have to get over that, i can see that clearly now, having read some of your entries. i am missing so much, pigeon-holed in my once-a-week attempt at having a soul. i could certainly go on (you know that) but i will simply say thank you for taking the time to help others of us open our eyes, our minds, our hearts; you may say, it’s not much, but i say (following frost) that it’s a momentary stay against confusion, this disordered subway we all (well, many of us) put our lives into from the first station to the last. love ya, fredly

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