Southern Wing and A Prayer: Bound to Be Read Books

Thursday, March 25, 2010

Yawn Books, Bound to Be Read, and SIBA within 24 hrs? SURE!

Hey, hey, I said hey - do you know the way to . . . scroll down to blog post to see just how many times we will ask anyone or anything that stands still long enough for directions.

The quaint town of Canton, Ga where we wish we could have sat here, enjoyed sunshine, and the southern hospitality.

Books, ice cream and lunch? Now folks, What more could you ask for?

OKAY - so MAYBE you could ask for the Great American Trailer Park Musical. Now, why can't we stay in one place long enough to see a great musical.

Our favorite bathroom picture yet.

Our friends Carmen and Tara at Yawns.

We were having a creative moment here. Wonder if the Cohen Brothers have these kind of consultations in the middle of the stream.

Shellie, Michelle, and Tara discuss why they love Yawn's, books clubs, and their current reads.

New tech toys? SURE! One more for the road. Thanks John for pointing us in the right direction at Best Buy.

Jef and our earliest visitor at Bound to Be Read Books.

Pulitzer award nominee finalist Charles McNair shares a secret - he really did come from Alabama with a Banjo on his knee.

Best-selling author Patti Callahan Henry, Pulitzer author Charles McNair and the Wing and Prayer girls.

A beautiful global traveler who has been in 88 countries and came home again. So happy you found us and Bound to Be Read Books.

Then our gracious friend Patti Callahan Henry opened her home to us. God bless you Patti and Faye and all the other angels on the road.

OH we miss our dogs! This one is a real good hugger with much love. Patti's dog Hank who told us stories we are not at liberty to reveal. They were confidential.

This is Tracy, Patti's assistant. She is a superwoman and we want one.

Thanks Patti for a refreshing pause and a great interview to be featured on our respective radio programs.

Hold our breath - we found our way to the SIBA event at the Spring Book Tour.

Check out the digs. Yes, it did have special hotline telephone.

The SIBA visitors and board members were the greatest! Everyone gets their name tagged to their picture tomorrow but for midnight - smiles, places, action. We told stories and celebrated the same. Thank you booksellers across the south and the U.S. for loving books and making them a life long passion!