Admin: Test me, Baby!

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I have absolutely no idea why I went ahead and got myself this site. The family has mocked me over being impulsive for years. They warned I’d rue it one day. Proving them right with this is really annoying.

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Bhetti says:

1 April, 2009 at 16:05

Ah, yes, proving them right is very annoying! It’d be interesting to hear about any more of your impulsive exploits…

It’s good to live a little!

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Misty G says:

11 April, 2009 at 02:36

Personally, I’m glad you are back in the blogsphere. You were missed!

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fancyreader says:

11 April, 2009 at 14:45

@Bhetti
Those impulsive exploits oft landed me in trouble, so no chance on any more ‘fessing up.

@Misty G
Hello, Misty! Thanks for remembering me and for the lovely welcome. Where can I find you?

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Hallo! Maili here. Been making a mess of my blog - under different names (McVane was probably the longest) - since the day before American actor James Stewart died.

(He probably didn't like my very first post. Basically, I slagged off 'It's a Wonderful Life', one of most depressing films I'd watched. I did express how much I love 'Harvey' in that post, though.)

Joined in force with other romance book bloggers circa 2000 and kept going until in 2005 when I decided to take a hiatus. Didn't return until 2009 - technically, I was sweet-talked into returning by Crafty Jane of Dear Author - and have been sitting happily on the edge of the Romance community since then.

Worked non-stop as a freelance in entertainment industry until early 2011 when I said "sod this" and became an opinionated layabout, which is what I'm clearly born to be.

It was either that or be a walking encyclopaedia on romance novels, films, history trivia and my grandmother's truly barbaric Scottish folk tales. (I have a phobia of fairies. They are the original vampires, did you know? Gran promised on my soul that they will some day take over the world. Hence, the phobia. True story.) Speaking of Gran, I'm a fourth-generation mixed race Scot.

Authors whose books I enjoy: Theresa Weir, Megan Chance, LaVyrle Spencer, Pamela Morsi, Cathy Yardley and about 40 more authors. Ask me for a list if interested. I have a complicated relationship with Linda Howard's books. The 'The Way We Were' kind.

Miffy was one time my primary school name tag.