http://people.tribe.net/fuzzynathan/blog Tribe.net. Local Connections http://people.tribe.net/fuzzynathan/blog/f0a38a03-3775-4be8-b4c4-7355d7b1df5b <div>For the first three people whom respond and repost this challenge, I will send you something. It might be something I've made, or something cool from my hidden wine stash, it might be a mixed cd or a rubber duck, or a book I think you will enjoy...or something else that is lovely... Whatever it is, I promise I will try my best to get it to you in 30 days or less. The only thing YOU need do in order to participate is to be one of the first 3 to reply AND post this very same thing... just cause it's fun to give people stuff... </div> Sat, 13 Oct 2007 20:24:33 GMT http://people.tribe.net/fuzzynathan/blog/f0a38a03-3775-4be8-b4c4-7355d7b1df5b fuzzynathan 2007-10-13T20:24:33Z http://people.tribe.net/fuzzynathan/blog/4ffe55a6-5eee-4713-83dc-e6b13168ed3c <div>TAG, you are it ! 1. grab the nearest book 2. open book to page 28 3. find the 3rd sentence 4. post the text of the next three sentences in your blog along with these instructions. Do not look for your favorite book, the cool book, or the intellectual one: pick the CLOSEST book. 5. tag 5 other peeps to do the same. Here's mine: From "The Charterhouse of Parma," by Stendhal "Whereupon Limercati spent three years on his estates, returning every other month to Milan, but without ever having the courage to remain there, and boring all his friends with his passionate love for the Contessa and his detailed accounts of the favours she had formerly bestowed on him. At first, he used to add that with Conte N____ she was ruining herself, and that such a connexion was degrading to her. The fact of the matter was that the Contessa had no sort of love for Conte N____, and she told him as much when she had made quite sure of Limercati's despair." </div> Mon, 11 Jun 2007 06:33:17 GMT http://people.tribe.net/fuzzynathan/blog/4ffe55a6-5eee-4713-83dc-e6b13168ed3c fuzzynathan 2007-06-11T06:33:17Z