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April 13th, 2009 by Amanda
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January 16th, 2009 by Amanda
OK, here is the breakdown. I think there are two objections to my dismissal of Harry Potter. One, that I’m missing something that is really there or that I ought to be able to enjoy them although I don’t. And two, that my rejection of them entails a rejection of those who do read and [...]
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January 6th, 2009 by Amanda
All right. I’ve had it. I can’t read this drivel. I quit. I went an entire year finishing every book I started. I read Ulysses, I finished The Brothers Karamazov in five days, I laughed out loud while finishing up The Odyssey, but I cannot subject myself any longer to the fifth Harry Potter book. [...]
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November 12th, 2008 by Amanda
“The Asses found themselves once so intolerably oppressed with cruel masters and heavy burdens, that they sent their ambassadors to Jupiter, with a petition for redress. Jupiter found the request unreasonable, and so gave them this answer, that humane society could not be preserved without carrying burdens some way of other: so that if they [...]
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November 11th, 2008 by Amanda
Don’t you just hate it when all your inspiration comes after you’re in bed ready to fall asleep? Yeah, me too. I was up writing until midnight. I know that is not late to you young things; I too used to be up until 2, 3 or 5 for homework, for “hanging out” or just [...]
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November 7th, 2008 by Amanda
I didn’t finish Aesop’s Fables in time for book club. shocking I know. With the inevitability of having to finish before the year is out, you would think finishing within a two-week time frame would be simple. But you would be calculating without the dull, soulless morality of the Greeks. I simply cannot believe that [...]
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October 28th, 2008 by Amanda
Sixty-five days and thirty-nine books. Scary… I am working on staying up later to get more reading in. Now I drink a pot of coffee every morning and half a pot every night. So far it has meant an extra few hundred pages. I finished Sons and Lovers and I just want to say thank [...]
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October 10th, 2008 by Amanda
I WANT MORE SLEEP! Alex was up crying again last night and since Luc spent all day yesterday crying unless he was actively being held or fed I didn’t really feel up to dealing with more fussiness. I’d already stayed up kinda late reading so when the screeching started I had barely dropped off to [...]
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October 7th, 2008 by Amanda
I read all of The Secret Garden yesterday and I’m really over pedantic children’s literature. Ok, ok, I get it, fresh air and plain food are all the world needs… In other news the boys and I had an absolutely fabulous day. We played, I worked and hardly a fussy note escaped either of them! [...]
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