September 2011
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“The short story is the art form that deals with the individual when there is no...”
– Frank O’Connor (via libraryland)
Sep 3rd
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August 2011
11 posts
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“…she who all night long had tended and protected him like a child was now...”
– The Day Boy and The Night Girl, George Macdonald
Aug 5th
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“I could not see your lovely eyes but for the light that is in them; that lets me...”
– The Day Boy and The Night Girl, George Macdonald
Aug 5th
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“You must learn to be strong in the dark as well as in the day, else you will...”
– The Day Boy and The Night Girl, George Macdonald
Aug 4th
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“You must know how gentle and sweet the darkness is, how kind and friendly, how...”
– The Day Boy and The Night Girl, George Macdonald
Aug 4th
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“In the hearts of witches, love and hate lie close together, and often tumble...”
– The Day Boy and The Night Girl, George Macdonald
Aug 4th
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“What you hear is only the walking of the water, and the running about of the...”
– The Day Boy and The Night Girl, George Macdonald
Aug 4th
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“And now she grew thoughtful. She must hoard this splendor! What a little...”
– The Day Boy and The Night Girl, George Macdonald
Aug 4th
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“She would wonder what had hurt her when she found her face wet with tears, and...”
– The Day Boy and The Night Girl, George Macdonald
Aug 4th
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“She was not unhappy. She knew nothing of the world except the tomb in which she...”
– The Day Boy and The Night Girl, George Macdonald
Aug 4th
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“She was straight and strong, but now and then would fall bent together, shudder,...”
– The Day Boy and The Night Girl, George Macdonald
Aug 4th
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Become a Bone Marrow Doner →
wishful-sinful: When I was fourteen, I babysat for a two year old boy named Eric who was the sweetest kid you can imagine.  Later that year, he was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma, a type of cancer where those diagnosed have an average age of eighteen months.  At the time, I was too young to donate bone marrow and the idea of needles absolutely terrified me, but luckily, Eric had other donors. ...
Aug 4th
July 2011
24 posts
Wishful/Sinful: 50 Books in Months →
wishful-sinful: 1) Water for Elephants - Sara Gruen (4.5) 2) One Day - David Nicholls (4.5) 3) Freedom - Jonathan Franzen (4.3) 4) I Am Number Four - Pittacus Lore (3.0) 5) Love is a Mix Tape - Rob Sheffield (5.0) 6) Mirror, Mirror - Gregory Maguire (4.5) 7) Misguided Angel - Melissa De La Cruz (4.5) 8)…
Jul 18th
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“I don’t want to think about the morning the wife died from a snake bite,...”
– And Yet They Were Happy, Helen Phillips
Jul 4th
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“The round table is set for two, with two red placemats, two white bowls, two...”
– And Yet They Were Happy, Helen Phillips
Jul 4th
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“It cleared her vision, like an orgasm. She was so correct; every word she...”
– And Yet They Were Happy, Helen Phillips
Jul 4th
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“How swiftly and splendidly the rage had come over her! They’d been...”
– And Yet They Were Happy, Helen Phillips
Jul 3rd
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“Because he sometimes forgets her, she’s forced to do certain things, such...”
– And Yet They Were Happy, Helen Phillips
Jul 3rd
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“Your body is too drunk to realize how cold it is, so I must realize it for it. ...”
– And Yet They Were Happy, Helen Phillips
Jul 3rd
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“My heart became a metal bucket, tipping over, saltwater onto sand. Parts of you...”
– And Yet They Were Happy, Helen Phillips
Jul 3rd
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“He’s gotten used to her; he knows things about her that she hasn’t...”
– And Yet They Were Happy, Helen Phillips
Jul 3rd
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“He says, “No offense, but this doesn’t seem like the kind of room...”
– And Yet They Were Happy, Helen Phillips
Jul 3rd
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“A young man and a young woman lie side by side on the grass. Her heart swells,...”
– And Yet They Were Happy, Helen Phillips
Jul 3rd
Jul 3rd
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“Eventually, it will become a practical matter, millions of yours searching for...”
– And Yet They Were Happy, Helen Phillips
Jul 3rd
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“Oh-darling-watch those metaphors,you’re getting ornate, you’re...”
– And Yet They Were Happy, Helen Phillips
Jul 2nd
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Jul 2nd
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Jul 2nd
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Jul 2nd
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Listentessajohnson: The Postal Service - Brand New...
Jul 1st
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Listensunandshades: The Pierces - Boy in a Rock and...
Jul 1st
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Jul 1st
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Jul 1st
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Listenkaitlinromro: A Better Son Daughter- Rilo Kiley ...
Jul 1st
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Jul 1st
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Jul 1st
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Jul 1st
June 2011
24 posts
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Jun 30th
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Listennowthatswhaticallmusic: Spoon - The Way We Get...
Jun 30th
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Jun 30th
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Jun 30th
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Listenteacup-storm: Take Back The City - Snow Patrol ...
Jun 30th
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Jun 30th
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Listenalmondsandvanilla: Attractive Today - Motion...
Jun 30th
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ListenThe Boy Who Blocked His Own Shot - Brand New Call...
Jun 30th
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ListenMariella - Kate Nash Mariella, Mariella My pretty...
Jun 30th
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Listenyeah-ok: The White Stripes - As Ugly As I Seem
Jun 30th
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Trying out a new format!
It’s super time consuming the way it is, and this way I can update more.  Let me know what you think!
Jun 30th
A friend of mine said to me the other day: "if you...
teachingliteracy: androidicaldreams
Jun 24th
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“Destroying things is much easier than making them.”
– The Hunger Games, Suzanne Collins
Jun 23rd
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