Hi, this is Edie! I’m Christy’s sister, her co-publisher and an avid reader. I wanted to share my quick review of By the Book by Jasmine Guillory. By the Book is a super cute read and it’s the perfect book if you’re looking for something light and fun. It’s the second book of Disney Press’s …
A million years ago, I blogged regularly. It’s fallen out of fashion so much that I think I have to do more of it. This is merely a test of the Christy Murphy blogging system. In the event of a real blog pretty much the same thing would happen except I would hope I’d be …
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Hi there, Bud! I had to go to Olive View-UCLA Medical to get this stupid heart monitor. I’m taped up like boxer’s hands. Hmmm. Not that funny. Taped up like a flat-chested girls cleavage? I’m taped up like a birthday present wrapped by an [insert offensive handicap]. Nope. I got nothing. Anyway, they take it …
I’d never classify my family as poor when I was growing up, but I can say that, looking back on it, there were times when we may have been more “money light” than other people. I know this because, I have heard friends refer to things that I had no real concept of growing up. …
I’m 30, single, and living in Los Angeles. Thanks to my foray into online dating, I feel like I’m living my own version of Sex and the City. Except instead of going to Fifth Avenue parties with Mr. Big, I find myself on many awkward dates with engineers at the Macaroni Grill.I bring this up …
I stopped walking. My brother, David, paused and turned to me with a questioning look. “I forgot my PE clothes,” I said, my voice tight with anxiety. Physical education was a major life issue for me in middle school. Unlike every other Murphy in my family, I was not at all athletic. I attempted to …
