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From One Book Lover: Review: Station Eleven
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From One Book Lover. To another: sharing the love of reading and books. Monday, June 15, 2015. It comes out of nowhere and takes the world by surprise, a new virus with a near-total mortality rate. What it does to humanity is devastating. What humanity does in its aftermath is fascinating. Much like Margaret Atwood’s. The Handmaid’s Tale. This beats Alanis Morrisette's definition of irony: I read. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Everywhere I want to go! What's on One Book Lover's Nightstand? Summer R...
From One Book Lover: April 2015
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From One Book Lover. To another: sharing the love of reading and books. Wednesday, April 29, 2015. Dulce Et Decorum Est — National Poetry Month. Dulce Et Decorum Est. Bent double, like old beggars under sacks,. Knock-kneed, coughing like hags, we cursed through sludge,. Till on the haunting flares we turned our backs. And towards our distant rest began to trudge. Men marched asleep. Many had lost their boots. But limped on, blood-shod. All went lame; all blind;. Drunk with fatigue; deaf even to the hoots.
From One Book Lover: Review: The Martian
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From One Book Lover. To another: sharing the love of reading and books. Tuesday, July 21, 2015. As I write this review, I'm trying to temper my enthusiasm. I need to surrender and just start with a command:. Go buy it now and start reading it. When you have to take a break from time to time, and you may, pop back here and read this review. Okay, now that we have that out of the way, here's my review: I loved this book. I would rank it as one of the best books I've read this year. Weir created many differ...
From One Book Lover: October 2014
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From One Book Lover. To another: sharing the love of reading and books. Wednesday, October 8, 2014. Poetry Wednesday: Autumn Returns. A day in mourning falls from the bells. Like a trembling cloth of vague life,. It's a color, a dream. Of cherries sunk into the earth,. It's a tail of smoke that arrives without rest. To change the color of the water and the kisses. I don't know if you understand me: When night. From the heights, when the solitary poet. At the window hears the steed of autumn running.
From One Book Lover: August 2014
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From One Book Lover. To another: sharing the love of reading and books. Friday, August 1, 2014. Gone Reading — See You Soon! If you'll excust me, I'm going to go bury my nose in a book. Summer reading is all-consuming — especially if I want to be prepared for the Fall for the Book. For the record, it's not too late to join the Summer Reading Club. See you in the autumn! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Everywhere I want to go! What's on One Book Lover's Nightstand? The Portable Dorothy Parker. Night Music: No...
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Hedgehog Lover: Summer Reading Club 2015: The Official Ambitious Reading List
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A hedgehog lover muses. Monday, May 25, 2015. Summer Reading Club 2015: The Official Ambitious Reading List. It's the summer reading season, which is when I make unreasonably long lists of books to read. It's like the rest of the year, but with a publicly announced ambition. (And warmer. Usually.). Review your bookshelves or nightstand to decide what to put on your summer reading list. Here is mind, in no particular order:. As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess Bride. Join the ...
Hedgehog Lover: July 2015
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A hedgehog lover muses. Saturday, July 4, 2015. Independence Day: Too Late to Apologize. In honor of the brave men and women who helped the United States of America become a reality, I offer a fresh look at the acts of sedition required for success — expressed in song. For such a revolutionary take on music and history. (Check out the video on women's suffrage. It will make you gaga.). Thursday, July 2, 2015. Summer Reading Update: Coming Along Swimmingly, Thank You Very Much. Start Late, Finish Rich.
Hedgehog Lover: Summer Reading Update: Coming Along Swimmingly, Thank You Very Much
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A hedgehog lover muses. Thursday, July 2, 2015. Summer Reading Update: Coming Along Swimmingly, Thank You Very Much. Fellow readers, are you spending enough time with your books this summer? I suspect I am falling behind, but I tend to do that when I have a lot of books going at once. Below is my "completed" list from Memorial Day weekend and my nightstand list. As you'll notice, a few books on each list were not on my original summer read list. Start Late, Finish Rich. The Light Between Oceans. Sing: Ly...
Hedgehog Lover: Virus and Irony: Station Eleven in Review
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A hedgehog lover muses. Friday, June 19, 2015. Virus and Irony: Station Eleven in Review. It comes out of nowhere and takes the world by surprise, a new virus with a near-total mortality rate. What it does to humanity is devastating. What humanity does in its aftermath is fascinating. Much like Margaret Atwood’s. The Handmaid’s Tale. This beats Alanis Morrisette's definition of irony: I read. Labels: Emily St. John Mandel. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Virus and Irony: Station Eleven in Review.
Hedgehog Lover: June 2015
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A hedgehog lover muses. Friday, June 19, 2015. Virus and Irony: Station Eleven in Review. It comes out of nowhere and takes the world by surprise, a new virus with a near-total mortality rate. What it does to humanity is devastating. What humanity does in its aftermath is fascinating. Much like Margaret Atwood’s. The Handmaid’s Tale. This beats Alanis Morrisette's definition of irony: I read. Labels: Emily St. John Mandel. Monday, June 15, 2015. I noticed some of my recent inexpensive buys were Kindle Un...
Hedgehog Lover: July 2014
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A hedgehog lover muses. Thursday, July 31, 2014. Author Events: Drawing in Readers, or Turning Them Away? I enjoy reading, buying books and meeting authors. You would think these activities are compatible with the mission of bookstores. However, in recent times, I've found the act of buying a book has cost me author opportunities. In January, Ransom Riggs released the second Miss. Here is why: veni, vidi, emi. I invest in you, Bookseller, so you will do the same for me. Only that no longer seems to be th...
Faction of Fools | Or What You Will
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Or What You Will. January 17, 2013 at 12:14 am ( Live Performances. It’s not every day that you can watch live Shakespeare performed in your backyard. So, when I saw the poster at the library announcing Faction of Fools. Playing A Commedia Romeo and Juliet at the Gaithersburg Arts Barn. I knew what I’d be doing last Friday night. The Arts Barn is not quite in my backyard, but it is pretty much walking distance from my house. 8212; a Renaissance theatre style. From their website:. I thought this was fasci...
Hedgehog Lover: September 2014
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A hedgehog lover muses. Monday, September 29, 2014. Summer Reading: Happened So Fast! It's official: the days are growing shorter, the air is crisp and the equinox set our eggs on end. Summer is over and autumn has begun. For those of us who enjoy summer reading, the turn of the season is bittersweet, but not unwelcome: sometimes it's hard to stay indoors and curl up with a book while the sun shines! As part of the 2014 Summer Reading Club. I read 33 books:. A Red Herring Without Mustard. I Lost My Bear.
Hedgehog Lover: October 2014
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A hedgehog lover muses. Wednesday, October 8, 2014. Poetry Wednesday: Autumn Returns. A day in mourning falls from the bells. Like a trembling cloth of vague life,. It's a color, a dream. Of cherries sunk into the earth,. It's a tail of smoke that arrives without rest. To change the color of the water and the kisses. I don't know if you understand me: When night. From the heights, when the solitary poet. At the window hears the steed of autumn running. There is something over the sky, like the tongue.
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De pluribus, unum. The Importance of Ichthys. About fish, the ancient acronym and its possible link to a. Mosaic discovered in southeastern Turkey by former FBI investigator Philip Dayvault. He traveled there in search of oil lamps of antiquity. With facial engravings similar the face of the. The traditional burial cloth of Jesus Christ and a subject of his study since 1973. Believes that a body of evidence points to the mosaic being the same as the image on the Shroud. Click on Commentary on the right).
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From One Canadian-Chinese Girl's Point of View | Rants, writing, and sometimes personal posts from just another human being
Rants, writing, and sometimes personal posts from just another human being. From One Canadian-Chinese Girl's Point of View. I’m Not Dead. Laziness Prevents My Success. Well, it’s been a long time since I’ve last blogged, and I’m writing this with the last bit of data on my phone. I have no excuse except for laziness, and possibly exams. It’s Late (Day 17). Well, it’s late again and I can’t sleep. Yay for me! Chairs, but for the prize, you get a cake. I’m thinking that there’s eight to one...So, my last p...
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Duke and Sons Leather - Handmade Craftsmanship / Vates. I met this chap and his wife at the Bike Shed on Saturday afternoon down in Tobacco Dock. There products are so beautiful, in particular the overalls they make. Long live the kings / Clement Beauvais and Arthur de Kersauson. Little late to the party with this one but better late than never, eh? Long Live The Kings is an original short documentary by Frenchmen Clement Beauvais and. Louisiana Museum / Jørgen Bo and Vilhelm Wohlert. Right to roam / Foba.
From One Blood ...a story of transformation
Welcome to the all new website for the award winning documentary,. The story of Afrikaner Gerrit Wolfaardt’s transformation from a life of hatred and prejudice to one of healing and reconciliation. As you view the documentary you will understand the title; it is based on the Scripture I’ve posted under my photo: Acts 17:26. Tab will lead you to the trailer for. A powerful narrative interspersed with scenes from the movie. To see the trailer for the award-winning full-length movie,.
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From One Book Lover. To another: sharing the love of reading and books. Monday, February 5, 2018. Library Loot: At Least, What the Cat Will Reveal. I love My Library. Often I visit virtually, but I treasure my trips to the wonderful building. I traveled to my local branch Friday afternoon, and I carried out some really good books on home organization, world history, sci fi, and more. Love the home you have. Knack organizing your home: decluttering solutions and storage ideas. One of the librarians had se...
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Lords of Breath
The Calculus of Breath. The Breath and the Cup. The Key to the Temple. The Breath of Life. Now a Historical Novel. Throughout the Ages Mankind has been Linked by Breath. As the air circulates throughout the globe, we most assuredly have inhaled the atoms that have passed through the lungs of all who have once lived on earth. The energy of our most beloved heroes along with our most despised evildoers are still floating around in the air. Breath is the Tether that Binds to Earth. EBooks by the Author.
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Blogs I ♥. Wednesday, July 23, 2014. July Clique Kit Share! I am back today to share a creation from the Clique Kits July kit.A Midsummer Night's Dream! This is the second kit that I have received now and I have to say.this one was just as good as the first! Remember how giddy and excited I was THEN? Well, I am just as twitterpated with this kit too! I plan on bringing the remainder of this one to the retreat with me next month and finishing it up for sure! Now on to the Pep Rally. We road in the boat, d...
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Pray for This Ministry. Pray for the World. Ways to Help People Everyday. Uganda Tree of Life. Mitchell Guthrie, presented a check to Uganda Tree of Life this summer at the National Association of University-Model Schools Conference for $25,000 to build a school in Uganda. Ashlyn Leininger, joined by her sisters, Natasha and Kendall, working to raise money for clean drinking water in Uganda. Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy Award. Natasha and Kendall with a couple of their sponsor kids. Our Mission: Fro...
From One Child to Another | Boerne | Ministry in Uganda
Pray for This Ministry. Pray for the World. Ways to Help People Everyday. Uganda Tree of Life. Mitchell Guthrie, presented a check to Uganda Tree of Life this summer at the National Association of University-Model Schools Conference for $25,000 to build a school in Uganda. Ashlyn Leininger, joined by her sisters, Natasha and Kendall, working to raise money for clean drinking water in Uganda. Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy Award. Natasha and Kendall with a couple of their sponsor kids. Our Mission: Fro...
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