I might just pick it up from B&N on my way home. If you're a fan of cartoons and comic strips then you've got to check out the work of Jackie Ormes. Her work ran between 1937-56 - and depected smart, savy and often fashionable black women characters engaged in the real issues facing women (and African Americans) of the time. 

NPR did a story this morning about Ormes, recognized as the first African American woman cartoonist, and a new collection of her work by the same name by Nancy Goldstein:

Jackie Ormes: The First African American Woman Cartoonist 

 My first full out gallop - I was on a great big chestnut mare named Maggie who had attitude out the wazzo. She loved the run as much as I did.

1. Chapstick. With lips like these - necessity.
2. Book. Never leave home without one. Hate standing in line staring at the floor.
3. Ipod. I know, I know. I love my little Mockingbird, though. She sings all my favorite songs!
4. A sense of excitement. Never know what the next moment will bring.