6 What I'm Loving, Wordless, Waiting On Wednesday

It's another Wednesday here in cold snowy icy Ohio. So I decided to link up to not one but 3 Wednesday links.

The first one is What I'm Loving Wednesday which is hosted by Jamie at This Kind of Love.

OK First off I am loving my two nieces, here they are with me a few weeks back

The next thing I'm loving is the fact that I can have a " pamper me" day where I get to color my hair, have a mini facial , watch movies and read my book.





I am also loving these        




Next up is Wordless Wednesday hosted by Java at never growing old

Last is Waiting on Wednesdayhosted by Jill over at Breaking The Spine and the book that I'm waiting on is Elizabeth Gilbert's Committed. Committed is the follow-up book to Gilbert's Eat Pray Love.

It was released yesterday Feb. 1 2011

This part of a expert from the book taken off http://www.elizabethgilbert.com/

A little girl found me that day.
Felipe and I had arrived in this particular village after an overnight journey from Hanoi on a loud, dirty, Soviet-era train. I can’t rightly remember now why we went to this specific town, but I think some young Danish backpackers had recommended it to us. In any case, after the loud, dirty train journey, there had been a long, loud, dirty bus ride. The bus had finally dropped us off in a staggeringly beautiful place that teetered on the border with China—remote and verdant and wild. We found a hotel and when I stepped out alone to explore the town, to try to shake the stiffness of travel out of my legs, the little girl approached me.
She was twelve years old, I would learn later, but tinier than any American twelve-year-old I’d ever met. She was exceptionally beautiful. Her skin was dark and healthy, her hair glossy and braided, her compact body all sturdy and confident in a short woolen tunic. Though it was summertime and the days were sultry, her calves were wrapped in brightly colored wool leggings. Her feet tapped restlessly in plastic Chinese sandals. She had been hanging around our hotel for some time—I had spotted her when we were checking in—and now, when I stepped
out of the place alone, she approached me full-on



Have a Great Wednesday!