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Oct 06 2008

Wishing for Nights in Rodanthe

Published by sarabella at 11:56 am under Literature, Writing Edit This

Being the semi-hopeless romantic that I am, I’ve impulsively decided that I, without exception, must own Nights in Rodanthe, based on the best-selling novel by Nicholas Sparks.  

I’m convinced that Slick is reading this with rigorous amounts of grumbling undertone… albeit I just can’t help believing in second chances.  Besides, a girl needs some romance remedies in her life (they can’t all be about stilettos), and it’s not as if I’m lolling around in a state of love-stupor while reading mushy novels with Fabio smeared across the cover of each (no offense), while plucking tissues from an oversized box as my face clouds behind a pillow of white! 

I do come from a little land called reality, but in the end, it’s just one of those things…

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4 Responses to “Wishing for Nights in Rodanthe”

  1. # betchaion 06 Oct 2008 at 1:48 pm edit this

    Thanks for sharing, I will look for a copy of that one too. I like mushy movies, despite it increases my need for tissues :)

  2. # jodapoeton 07 Oct 2008 at 12:13 am edit this

    I absolutely have a crush on Richard Gere - always have and I love Diane Lane. Gotta check this out. Thanks for much for the post and your comment on my blog.

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  3. # arradyaon 11 Oct 2008 at 12:29 am edit this

    I’ll have to read the book on this one, and the movie. I don’t do many love movies or books. I don’t know why i don’t but i do

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