July and August in books

I didn't get a chance to do a grand book post before I went to Pennsic, so today you get two months for the price of one. As always, numbering picks off where I left off last time, and you can click the "books" tag to see the rest of the year's updates.

( 42. Beyond the Horizon, Colin Angus )

( 43. Women & Money: Owning the Power to Control Your Destiny, Suze Orman )

( 44. Chicken Soup for the Soul, Jack Canfield and Mark Victor Hansen )

( 45. The Better World Handbook, Ellis Jones, Ross Haenfler, and Brett Johnson )

( 46. Last Rights: Rescuing the End of Life from the Medical System, Stephen P. Kiernan )

( 47. The Sandman: The Dream Hunters, Neil Gaiman and Yoshitaka Amano )

( 48. A Year Without 'Made in China': One Family's True Life Adventure in the Global Economy, Sara Bongiorni )

( 49. American Gods, Neil Gaiman )

( 50-56. Harry Potter, J.K. Rowling (all books) )

And that's it for this month. Come back next month for more reviews and ratings.

Unexpected...

I thought the whole point of taking the pill is that it made your periods really regular. And I thought the point of starting on a Sunday was that your period would start on the Monday. At least, that's been my experience for the last two months, since I started taking it. So why, oh why, did my period start today? Is it just one of those "still getting into the system" things, or is it not as regular as I thought it would be, or what? I've taken all the pills on time, so it wouldn't have anything to do with missing.

Anyone on the pill (or in med school) who can help me out with this one?

I miss Marc

I miss Marc so very, very much. Only 11 days left until he's in town.