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Living Faithfully Present as Business is a Morally Serious Calling. Archive for the month “December, 2013”. I look into the mirror and I have to ask the Tolstoy question …. If you have ever wanted to read some Leo Tolstoy but don’t really want to start with the daunting task of reading War and Peace. Then might I suggest starting with his deeply insightful short story entitled How Much Land Does a Man Need? What are we supposed to do? In my opinion (and please feel free to share your own opinions! Not on...
The Man Who Was Thursday … rebellion as a virtue | The Literary Executive
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Living Faithfully Present as Business is a Morally Serious Calling. The Man Who Was Thursday … rebellion as a virtue. The Man Who Was Thursday. What am I subconsciously rebelling against? And are these rebellions always worthwhile or should I dial down the intensity sometimes? Should I be rejecting the person or just the idea? Do you agree with my definition of rebellion or would you define it a little bit differently? Additional Resource: William Wilberforce, A Man Who Changed His Times. Opens with a Fo...
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Living Faithfully Present as Business is a Morally Serious Calling. Have helped me to be a better businessman. Now my intention with this blog is to prove to you that it is possible for reading to be more than a hobby and not be an English major, working in publishing, etc. Reading can shape anyone’s life regardless of age, gender, or profession. It is supposed to be enjoyable (probably why people often identify reading as a hobby. It is an enjoyable way to escape life when needed! Posted in PDW Posts.
Authority in the 14th Century Compared to Authority Today | The Literary Executive
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Living Faithfully Present as Business is a Morally Serious Calling. Authority in the 14th Century Compared to Authority Today. I’m appreciative of having a Guest Post today by Jennifer Holcomb. Ms Holcomb is a rising Medievalist currently pursuing graduate work in English Literature. As to the topic at hand, there are few that engender as much conversation in today’s world as “authority.” You will appreciate her thoughts and perspectives. For those of you who didn’t have to read The Canterbury Tales.
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Living Faithfully Present as Business is a Morally Serious Calling. The Lord Peter Wimsey Mysteries by Dorothy L. Sayers. By JRR. Tolkein. 8220;How Much Land Does a Man Need? 8221; by Leo Tolstoy. The Pilgrim’s Progress. 8220;The Country of the Blind” by H.G. Wells. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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Literary Excursion | Fiction or non-fiction, books have the magical property of transporting the reader – to another place, another time, another way of thinking, another state of being.
Fiction or non-fiction, books have the magical property of transporting the reader – to another place, another time, another way of thinking, another state of being. Has read 27 books toward her goal of 65 books. 27 of 65 (41%). Morocco: A Culinary Journey with Recipes from the Spice-Scented Markets of Marrakech to the Date-Filled Oasis of Zagora by Jeff Koehler. I’ve taken the next step and upgraded to WordPress.org. More on that later, but for now please update your subscriptions! July 6, 2013. Anyway&...
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Literary Excursions from a Girl Trapped in Reality . . . I have something I must regretfully say. This blog is no longer running. I am no longer blogging here. Yes, I know, if anyone still comes her you probably already know that. Good for you! But I still felt like I need to actually. However, I am now blogging at a new location- http:/ thebookworminsider.blogspot.com/. Feel free to visit me there! I am so, so, SO sorry! I know I haven't posted in quite a while, what, 2 weeks! I am eternally grateful!
The Literary Executive | Living Faithfully Present as Business is a Morally Serious Calling
Living Faithfully Present as Business is a Morally Serious Calling. I look into the mirror and I have to ask the Tolstoy question …. If you have ever wanted to read some Leo Tolstoy but don’t really want to start with the daunting task of reading War and Peace. Then might I suggest starting with his deeply insightful short story entitled How Much Land Does a Man Need? What are we supposed to do? In my opinion (and please feel free to share your own opinions! Not only do I find it good to ask myself why o...
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Tuesday, January 3, 2017. Gadding about in Sleepy Hollow. IN the bosom of one of those spacious coves which indent the eastern shore of the Hudson, at that broad expansion of the river denominated by the ancient Dutch navigators the Tappan Zee,.there lies a small market-town or rural port.which is.generally and properly known by the name of Tarry Town.". Crossing the Tappan Zee bridge, the longest in the state of New York. It is everything you might imagine a cemetery to be. The wind was blowing balmy an...
