Don't know how the hell to tag ....

But I understand I've been 'tagged' and I'm to copy this list of questions and give my replies and it was Bluefluff's fault! Nothing erudite here! 1. Number of books I have owned Lots and lots, shelves and boxes full of 'em. When we moved house in '87 most of the books stayed in their boxes. I learned to use the library instead. Was getting through about 10 books a week at one point and that would have been far too expensive a hobby. Mainly fiction 'rubbish' but I apparently needed them at the time to live my life vicariously through others. Then I went and got my own life. However, that life turned a bit shite for a while, which resulted in my not being able to read at all. For two years I had one book, A Traitor to Memory by Elizabeth George and I couldn't get beyond page 5. 2. Last book I bought: I bought two, at the aiport on way to Spain, Michael Connelly - The Closers and Stephen Clarke - Merde actually. 3. Last book I completed: Merde actually! I've got one half-written - though looking through it, it needs re-writing so badly that I think I should just start again! 4. Five books that mean a lot to me: Elizabeth George's Traitor to Memory I finally managed to read this all the way through after my hysterectomy to remove cancer. I was suppose to rest for three months and though I was climbing chairs on the 3rd week after the op, to take a photograph and set myself back two weeks, I eventually heeded the dr's advice and took to my bed occasionally. It didn't matter that I nodded off whilst reading the book and eventually I was able to read more and more until I finally finished it and even trotted off to buy another. 203 Ways to Drive a Man Wild in Bed This was a fun and interesting read and made me realise that there were only a few that I didn't know anyway ;) (ps, there were lots of repeats!) Writers Handbook A couple of times I've looked in this book to send a photograph to a newspaper or magazine on spec and it's been accepted. Them as don't try, don't get! To Mum - A gift book written by children for mothers everywhere, edited by Richard and Helen Exley for my birthday about 9 years ago, signed by my son, Charles "Thanks for everything over the past 18 years 9 months, all my love, chas x AND Great Thoughts on the Grand Game of Golf, from Victoria, with xx's. When I had to pack all my worldly goods into three suitcases, these were the first two items. Yellowhead I've no idea who wrote the bok but I read it when I was about 9. I can't even remember what it was about, apart from a blondy curly haired little boy, but it made me cry. I love travel books and dictionaries and maps (if they count). 5. Which five bloggers are you gonna tag? I think this means who am I going to nominate to answer the questions above. Since I've no idea how to tag, I'll just say feel free to answer them, to anyone, in comments below!