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Let's get this Party Started!

Zipping up my virtual party dress licking fig jam off my Yoga pants with one hand and sipping a flute of bubbly with the other.  I'm strapping on my slinky heels, poking myself in the eye brushing on mascara, and getting ready for a rare event. vote for me in the mini skirt competition Tonight is the launch party for Carol Wyer's new book, Mini Skirts and Laughter Lines.   

If you haven't yet read the book (see my review on Amazon here)  I highly encourage you curl up with a glass of vino and do so, vote for me in the mini skirt competition as it's currently ranked #66 in Women's Popular fiction. 

Meanwhile I invite you all to haul it on over to Carol's place for some horse ovaries hors d'oeuvres & bubbly.  Make some new bloggy friends - think "a bloggy meet-up" with a bunch of ladies (and at least one dude) in mini skirts to commemorate this grand occasion!  vote for me in the mini skirt competition Join me and keep me from dancing on the table  asI can invite as many guests as I want and you only need to bring a sense of fun and a magnum of Champagne with you.

Did I mention there is a ‘Mini Skirt’ competition?  And if you do not vote for me I'll blog about you! There is also a ‘Laughter Line’ contest where you can vote for your favourite joke – an event which should bring a smile to your face.

In various ‘rooms’ you will be able to mingle and ‘chat’ to other bloggers and ‘A’ list celebrities. There are even some Guests of Honour. vote for me in the mini skirt competition There will be virtual dancing on the tables in the Lounge and of course, as it is a book launch party, the opportunity to read some of Carol’s very entertaining novel and even win a copy.

If you have read the book already, you may come over vote for me in the mini skirt competition and leave a comment – it could win you a prize. Are you on Facebook? Then ‘like’ Carol E Wyer’s page and answer the question ‘What film/book or television series makes you laugh most?’It could win you a copy of the book.

Have you never heard of Carol? Well, come and join her, me, and all of us I cannot confirm or deny table dancing activities at this time.  The party starts at midnight UK time Friday the 16th (that would be 7pm for us Colonial Cousins on the East Coast).  The party will be going on all day. Oh - and don't forget to vote for me in the miniskirt competition.  Yes, the blond cougar now a red head as of Monday sitting at the bar gripping the Cabernet like a Bud Light.  That would be the one. 
 

Let's get this party started!  Congratulations, Carol! 


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