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The World According To...
I started my feeble attempt at litblogging about fifteen minutes after finishing "The World According to Garp" by John Irving. I was initially to blog it first, but I decided I needed a few days to let the book sink in. Then I a) netflixed the movie version and b) joined
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One from the archives
Most people who know me know that I'm alternately obsessed with many diversions - this week 24, Law and Order and scrapbooking - but two of the most steadfast ones in my life have been Buffy the Vampire Slayer and cooking.
I saw the subtitle of the book below, which included the word recipes, and thought, this sounds good.
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Something I've been meaning to do....
I have decided to post with renewed zeal, at least until I am done with vacation. And my new idea du jour, destined to be brilliant for at least as long as it takes for me to be bored of it, is lit-blogging. (If that wasn't already a word, I coin it now.)
First entry: The Lady in the Tower, by Jean Plaidy (pen name of an Englishwoman who wrote lots ( Read more... ) -
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So I wrote a whole post and then LJ ate it.
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Woo hoo new userpics
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Another two bite the dust
Two more ML girls take on the 20K-down-the-aisle sprint - Mazal tov Rachel (married) and Ellen (engaged).
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I love Ikea less today
They want $120 to deliver a dresser that cost $150.
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Quoth Dave Barry
"If you're a new parent, there will come a time when either you or your spouse will say these words: ''Let's take the baby to a restaurant!'' Now, to a normal, sane person, this statement is absurd. It's like saying: ''Let's take a moose to the opera!''"
