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Barns full of books and fields full of flowers – hogglestock
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Barns full of books and fields full of flowers. July 28, 2015. July 28, 2015. We were up in Buck County, Pennsylvania this weekend and spent the night in Philly. When I did my research to see which used bookstores I might want to frequent I came across Baldwin’s Book Barn. Not too far out of Philadelphia in West Chester. It turned out to be a good call. The place is really charming and has a huge inventory. While I didn’t find anything that made me squeal I did leave with 21 books. Sent from my iPhone.
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Re-igniting a reading passion: perspectives from two authors | BookerTalk
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Adventures with great novels around the world. Books Read in 2016. Books Read in 2015. Books Read in 2014. Books Read in 2013. Books Read in 2012. World of Literature Project. Reading along the Equator. Reading the Prime Meridian. The View from Here : Literature From Around the World. World literature reading list. Larr; Is audio the future? The week of lost good intentions →. By Paul Cuddihy and. In his introduction to. Trilogy)&#...
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Remembrance of Augusts past – hogglestock
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Remembrance of Augusts past. August 7, 2015. August 7, 2015. The harbor in Port Clyde. Lucy hates the attention. Sleepy on Monhegan Island. The kitchen of our rental on Islesboro. Picturesque laundry on Monhegan Island. As I have noted in a few places, my post in 2011 about adult coloring predates all the recent hullabaloo about coloring by a few years. Barns full of books and fields full of flowers. Floating through the middle of nowhere. 14 thoughts on “ Remembrance of Augusts past. Just looking at the...
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The Best of Packaging: Cat in a Box! | mirabile dictu
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Bill Moyers’s Tribute to Doris Lessing. Reading Catching-Up: Brian Kiteley’s Still Life With Insects and Carolina De Robertis’s The Gods of Tango →. Raquo; The Best of Packaging: Cat in a Box! The Best of Packaging: Cat in a Box! August 8, 2015. I love it when books arrive in the mail. When DH is away, I smuggle it out to the recycling bin, à la. He thinks everything should now be on the e-reader. But there are others who revel in book mail days. The white cat comes first to investigate. How could it be?
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old photos | Present Imperfect
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It deepens like a coastal shelf. January 6, 2017. Yesterday, I cleared away our Christmas decorations and found a card from a relative that simply read “The postmistress has started putting sausages through my letterbox. I’m a worried man! It reminded me of the scraps of paper I use to find in books, ranging from enigmatic messages that sounded like Cold War code:. To ones like this rather strange find:. Perhaps it’s a holiday snap. The person in the background looks a little like Robbie Williams. Anothe...
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Uncategorized | Present Imperfect
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It deepens like a coastal shelf. March 2, 2017. I’ve never liked February, but this one was worst than most and it was hard to ignore the creeping feeling of despair that grew as the days passed. Then, just as I thought the worst was over, I learned that my friend Jane had died. It wasn’t a complete shock. She had been suffering from secondary cancer for many years, but had survived against the odds for so long, a small part of me began to believe that she was indestructible. If only. At one point, we ev...
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relationships | Present Imperfect
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It deepens like a coastal shelf. December 31, 2016. I’ve just returned from a couple of days with my mother-in-law, Jill. The first day was fine, as my wife’s alcoholic aunt was coming for lunch and we decided to hide the booze until after she’d gone. This had the added bonus of ensuring that Jill remained sober until the evening. Champagne and then we moved on to a very unusual. Jill and Robert were something of a golden couple within London’s theatreland. Jill was a former opera singer who’d found ...
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Steerforth | Present Imperfect
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It deepens like a coastal shelf. Former bookseller. I live in a rather small house in Sussex that is slowly sinking under the weight of books. March 8, 2017. March 2, 2017. The Best of the Worst. January 26, 2017. A Question of Identity. January 20, 2017. January 16, 2017. January 6, 2017. December 31, 2016. A Year in Books. December 20, 2016. December 10, 2016. December 6, 2016. The Best of the Worst. A Question of Identity. Leeparis on Past Pleasures. Follow Present Imperfect on WordPress.com.
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1920s | Present Imperfect
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It deepens like a coastal shelf. January 6, 2017. Yesterday, I cleared away our Christmas decorations and found a card from a relative that simply read “The postmistress has started putting sausages through my letterbox. I’m a worried man! It reminded me of the scraps of paper I use to find in books, ranging from enigmatic messages that sounded like Cold War code:. To ones like this rather strange find:. Perhaps it’s a holiday snap. The person in the background looks a little like Robbie Williams. Anothe...
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Book Reviews | Present Imperfect
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It deepens like a coastal shelf. December 20, 2016. A Year in Books. At the end of last year, my wife and I swapped roles. It was an easy decision, as I was the only one of us able to drive our sons to their new schools. My wife joined a publishing company and thrived, while I joined the world of stay-at-home fathers, and withered. However, although this has been a challenging year, I’ve been grateful for the opportunity to read more books than ever. 1 SURPRISINGLY TOPICAL READ OF THE YEAR. I’d alw...
