Monday, July 21, 2008

Wrap It Up!


Hello Southern Travelers!

I'm currently in the Northern Woods; far, far away from the maddening heat and humidity of Mississippi. So, contact with my wonderful bloggy friends (you, you, and you) is limited.

I thought I would go ahead and place the wrap-up post and Mister Linky for those of you who ran through the challenge like hot butter.

Please, write a lovely post on how the books moved you, possibly made you sweat, or bored you to tears. Then leave the post specific URL on Mister Linky. And, as always,visit around!

Reminder! The Name Your Blues contest ends tonight at 12:00 am sharp!

Note: The first Holiday Inn opened in the Berclair area of Memphis in 1952 by Kemmons Wilson.

22 comments:

Mary (Bookfan) said...

Thanks, Maggie!

BTW, how far North are you???

Yolanda said...

I hope you are having a good time.

SevenVillageIdiarts said...

Hi Maggie! I sure enjoyed reading southern books, but I WOULD ENJOY THOSE PECANS EVEN MORE!! Isn't there some way you can rig this contest for your newest friend?

Chris said...

I checked out the Twinkie book yesterday and started reading it. Good stuff! Thanks for recommending it.

maggie moran said...

Hey, Mary! I'm at Gunflint Lodge in Minnesota right next door to Canada. I caught A HUGE Lake Trout yesterday! :)

Thanks Yolanda! Thanks for participating again this year! :)

Oh, I wish I could Miss Idiarts, but that wouldn't be fair. ;) We still have a couple of Fridays, so stay tuned!

Great Chris! Enjoy! :)

jo ellen said...

In 1953, Wallace E. Johnson joined Mr. Wilson to develop Holiday INns, Inc. Mr Johnson brought in a young and pregnant account to set up the bookkeeping system and be chief acct. Her name was Alice Head Logan, my mother. Of course, she was pregnant with me.

maggie moran said...

Jo Ellen - That is so kewl! Thank you for sharing! :)

Trish @ Love, Laughter, Insanity said...

Thanks for the great challenge--I'll definitely be in again next year!

maggie moran said...

YAY, Trish! :D

Sharon said...

My Wrap Up is up. Thanks Maggie, this was a fun ride! You did a lot of things to make this a special challenge with the contests and so on. I'd like to join again next time!

Hope you had fun up north!

maggie moran said...

I did have fun Sharon! Duluth was a pleasant surprise with the freighters coming and going. :)

Thanks for participating! :D

Lynda said...

Hi Maggie
Really enjoyed this challenge.
My wrap up is here:
http://lyndasbookblog.blogspot.com/2008/08/southern-reading-challenge-completed.html

maggie moran said...

I'm so glad you enjoyed the challenge Lydia, and thanks for participating. :)

katrina said...

Really enjoyed the challenge, I'll be keeping an eye out for it next year

maggie moran said...

Yay, Katrina! Please stay in touch. It was fun getting to know you! :)

April said...

Just finished up my 3rd book for the challenge and had a blast! I loved all three that I read and can't wait to take part again next year! Thank you so much for hosting this, Maggie!!

maggie moran said...

No, thank you for participating, April! I'll head over and read your wrap. Hope you had fun! :)

Brittanie said...

Hi Maggie
Here is the link to my wrap up post. It is in the Mr. Linky too.
http://abookloverforever.blogspot.com/2008/07/southern-reading-challenge-2008-wrap-up.html
Thank you for hosting a great challenge!

maggie moran said...

Thank you so much for participating, Brittanie! :D

Kara said...

I loved this challenge, but unfortunately I wasn't able to complete it - I only read two books - one by Charlaine Harris and another by John Grisham.

maggie moran said...

Dang, Kara! There is always next year. Do stop by and visit before then, though! :D

rockeyraj said...

The Article is very nice and interesting. One day with friends we went to UMA Hollidayinns morning at eight we started here and around ten we have attended there and we are guided by our sir and we had enjoyed the day very well and one of the best day which we cant forget in our life.....


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