My love affair

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I giggled when I typed the subject...what must anybody think huh?...My Love Affair.....(chuckling away..)...well actually, it's my love affair with Mills & Boon Romance Novels, Harlequin Romance, and the list goes on...much thanks to Coki...of mailto:cokelat_rawkz@blogspot.com I finally am back on track with my Mills & Boon stuff. I surfed Niji Online Bookstore and walla....I found my long lost love...ihiks!!!...I ordered 4 books, plus postage, cost me only $23.50. Good deal huh?...of course! It was good deal, where else can you get cheap stuff like these nowadays...everything seems to be expensive. Will update the pictures later on..pictures again?...well!...have to ma!...at least my blog cantik la jugak with pictures..;)

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Anonymous said…
Well if you're back, check out The Pink Heart Society and you'll be glad you did.......enjoy reading romance!
May 4, 2008 at 12:45 PM
Nur68 said…
Tq, will definitely check it out. ;)
May 5, 2008 at 10:20 AM
. said…
terima kasih.
gembira kamu suka :D
May 7, 2008 at 5:49 PM
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