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6.22.2025
sunday stealing
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Click the icon to play along What Would You Say At This Moment To: 1) Someone you have hurt? I hope you can forgive me 2) Someone who has hu...
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postsecret
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PostSecret is an ongoing community art project where people mail in their secrets anonymously on one side of a postcard. I like to post o...
finished reading
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This is the fifth installment of the series, and Finlay and her nanny/bestie Vero are sleuthing's Lucy & Ethel. They get into some ...
6.21.2025
saturday 9
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I Fall In Love Too Easily Unfamiliar with this week's tune? Hear it here . 1) In this song, Dinah Shore admits that her impetuous roman...
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6.20.2025
finished reading
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The catchy title and premise of this book hooked me; unfortunately, the lopsided nature of the story left me hanging. I liked Phoebe's ...
6.19.2025
finished reading
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This collection of stories left me flat--I wish they were connected somehow or that it was one novel. I appreciated the traditional storyte...
three on thursday
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Three things: 1) It's been a banner reading week! I have read six books! I love lazy vacation days! 2) Although I shouldn't call ...
6.18.2025
finished reading
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Ultimately, this is a saga of a crime family. It's gritty. A crime family committing horrible crimes for what they consider altruistic ...
6.17.2025
ten things tuesday
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So now I'm in the first week of Summer Vacation. I thought I would revise this. This is the first week of the fourth quarter of school....
finished reading
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A heartwarming story about grief, second chances, and finding your home--sprinkled with a little romance. Imogen is a bit ditzy, and life h...
6.16.2025
currently
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I am... Reading : Storybook Ending by Poppy Alexander Listening to : nothing Loving : the beginning of vacation--when it still feels temp...
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finished reading
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This is indeed a love story. Jane, Abe, their son Max, and Central Park are the central characters of this character study. The narrative ...
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