Christy tagged me for the 123 Book Tag.
Here are the rules:
*Find the book closest to you with at least 123 pages.
*Turn to page 123.
*Find the fifth sentence.
*Post the next 3 sentences.
*Tag 5 people.
It was filed in Hattiesburg at the federal courthouse, a good stone's throw from the Forrest County Circuit Court building, where Dr. Leona Rocha and her jury had rendered its verdict barely two months earlier. Lawyers Sterling Bintz of Philadelphia and F. Clyde Hardin of Bowmore were on hand to do the filing, and also to chat with any reporters who'd responded to their prefiling press alert. Sadly, there were not television cameras, only a couple of green print reporters.
-The Appeal by John Grisham
I tag Michael, Kristi, Sheri, Alisha and Sharon
About Me
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- Established December 22, 2001. Case added in 2003, Madison added in 2006 and Jack in 2009. Enjoy reading a little bit about Lueck Life
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Even Osama bin Laden once owned part of an acacia gum firm in Sudan, but was forced to sell out when Sudan booted him in 1996.
- Twinkie, Desconstructed by Steve Ettlinger
I don't follow instructions well - here are the other two sentences:
Trees and cotton are chopped down, chopped up, soaked, cooked, dried, and chopped, and cooked again, all in the name of Twinkies. Former waste products are changed into versatile, natural, and extraordinarily helpful food additives for Twinkies' crumb and filling.
"Read that one again, child," says Grandma. "Twenty down. 'Monkish monkey.' Eight letters across, second letter 'a' last letter 'n'." "Capuchin." She smiles, her unseeing eyes turn in my direction. To Grandma I am a dark shadow against a somewhat lighter background. "That's pretty good, eh?"
--The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger
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