My new LIW and Little House blog updated 7/11/08

Hey gang,

I started a new blog a few weeks ago that is dedicated to Laura Ingalls Wilder, her books and the shows based upon them. It's got a few book reviews, a list of some of the titles I own about Laura and her family, links to some of the Ingalls/Wilder homesites, and stuff about LHOP. I have a survey running for the next few days about the new book covers versus the Garth Williams version of the books. And today I posted a question to my readers about whether they knew the books first or Michael Landon's show first. I also asked if they were okay with LHOP straying from the books.

Feel free to take a look at http://lauralittlehouseontheprairie.blogspot.com/ and let me know what you think.

I don't know what else I'll be adding, but ideas are always welcome.

Thanks.

Cheryl

P.S. This blog accepts anonymous comments, so you don't have to be a Blogger user to post a comment, but all comments are moderated, so if your note doesn't appear right away that's because it's awaiting my approval.
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All my life, I wanted to be like you - Laura to Ma in The Last Farewell

Looks cool Cheryl......best of luck to you and your new blog!!!
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SURVIVOR-10 YEAR REMISSION-APRIL 9, 1998-2008-CELEBRATE!

Nice job, Cheryl!! Thanks for posting the link to it!
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Pray hardest when it's hardest to pray.

Nice job
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Anne Shirley: Tomorrow is always fresh with no mistakes in it.

I really enjoy your blog, Cheryl. You've put so much work into it, it's really great. And I liked your poll on there, about The Garth Williams Books vs. the new designs.

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Take me back to Walnut Grove, I became Albert Ingalls there

Wow, Cheryl! You are hyperactive! I will visit your blog today! I admire you. Thumbsup

Vanesa.
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Thanks for the support gang. I've wanted to do this for a long time.

Hey Vanesa, if you think I'm hyperactive now, you should see me after about 3 cans of Pepsi. Silly Smiley

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All my life, I wanted to be like you - Laura to Ma in The Last Farewell

I think I'm going to bookmark this. Great job! Thumbsup

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"Only if you've been in the deepest valley can you ever know how magnificent it is to be on the highest mountain."

Wonderful job, Cheryl! Applause

Congrats on it! Cheer

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Thanks Coach Jon and Amy.
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All my life, I wanted to be like you - Laura to Ma in The Last Farewell

That looks great, Cheryl. I bookmarked it so I can go back and look at it more in-depth later.

I could have used that site for a comparison essay that I had to do in my English class. We had to compare and contrast 2 different websites on a particular topic. I, of course, chose the topic of Laura Ingalls Wilder. Your site seems to contain a vast amount of information and contains all of the things we talked about in class about what should be part of a good website. Graphics, info about the author, links to websites with more info on the subject. I can't wait to read more.
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Hey gang,

Go out to Laura's Little Houses and vote in our new survey about which Little House book you like best.

While you're there, check out the results of our last survey, browse through book reviews, view the Laura Ingalls Wilder timeline from The World of Little House--which includes important historical events, view a list of some of the available titles by and about Laura Ingalls Wilder and her family, find out about the Little House on the Prairie Musical and Dean Butler's work on a Peak Moore Enterprises and Legacy Documentaries production titled, Almanzo Wilder: Life Before Laura.

You'll find all this and more at my new blog dedicated to Laura Ingalls Wilder, her books and the shows based upon them. Go to
http://lauralittlehouseontheprairie.blogspot.com/ to visit Laura's Little Houses.

Thanks.

Cheryl
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All my life, I wanted to be like you - Laura to Ma in The Last Farewell

New posts are up at http://lauralittlehouseontheprairie.blogspot.com/ Check out my featured book of the month and I also posted about a book I received as a Christmas gift that I haven't had the courage to read yet.

Don't forget to vote in the survey for your favorite book from the Little House series.
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All my life, I wanted to be like you - Laura to Ma in The Last Farewell

I just voted Cheryl...my favorite is "These Happy Golden Years"! Applause

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That looks great!
. . .My favorite was On the Banks of Plum Creek

Thanks ladies. I'm really enjoying the blog so far. At least it's a blog I feel like updating regularly. LOL!
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All my life, I wanted to be like you - Laura to Ma in The Last Farewell

If you go to Laura's Little Houses at http://lauralittlehouseontheprairie.blogspot.com/ you can test your knowledge of the lingo used in the 1800's.

Have fun!

Cheryl
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All my life, I wanted to be like you - Laura to Ma in The Last Farewell

I would fail miserably, I'm afraid. Though I do think I know what number 10 means... if I'm not mistaken it means "Handsome" and "Awesome" and "Really cool" and "Amazing." But as for the other ones, I'm drawing a blank.
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"Only if you've been in the deepest valley can you ever know how magnificent it is to be on the highest mountain."

I voted for my favorite book, "These Happy Golden Years", but I'm not brave enough to attempt the 1800s lingo. I don't think I know any of them, besides "squatter"! LOL.
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Take me back to Walnut Grove, I became Albert Ingalls there

What a nice blog! :)

I like your idea of featuring a book each month! I've been wondering what little pamphletty type books by William Anderson were like, and you answered my question! :)

I took a stab at a few of the 1800's words. I know about three of them for sure, and the others that I attempted were guesses. :b
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great job! i really liked it. fer sure i will go on in the future
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Thanks ladies.
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All my life, I wanted to be like you - Laura to Ma in The Last Farewell

Answers to our Do You Know the Lingo? Quiz are now online at http://lauralittlehouseontheprairie.blogspot.com/2008/05/answers-to-our-do-you-know-lingo-quiz.html
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All my life, I wanted to be like you - Laura to Ma in The Last Farewell