Becoming, by Michelle Obama, deserves a post dedicated to profound quotations. Maybe several posts. This is gonna get long. (Worth it.) I’m going to add some thoughts, if I have them, after the quotations. My thoughts will be the text … not in quotation marks. Oh, what the heck! I’ll put them in italics too, … Continue reading I Couldn’t Have Said It Better Myself! – Becoming by Michelle Obama
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Random Questions – Post #2
If you’re new to our “weird/random/oversharing” corner of the Internet, or if you need a refresher, check out Random Questions – Post #1. For the veterans, welcome home. Make yourself comfortable! Random Question #2: How do you address reading a series, especially one that went through “fanatical hype” before you picked it up? Say, a … Continue reading Random Questions – Post #2
Help me! (Poll)
As expected, my review of The Complete Works of William Shakespeare is getting insanely long! It's currently around 1,200 words, & I still have to discuss the Histories, Tragedies, & Poems. So, do you think I should break it up into more manageable (but still probably long) posts, or give you dear readers one MEGA-REVIEW? … Continue reading Help me! (Poll)
BOOK REVIEW: Delavier’s Stretching Anatomy by Frédéric Delavier, Jean-Pierre Clémenceau, & Michael Gundill
After taking over two years to finish reading The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (I checked Goodreads – it took me from September 21, 2016 to June 1, 2018), my brain needed a break. Luckily, a dear friend bought me Delavier’s Stretching Anatomy & Delavier's Women's Strength Training Anatomy Workouts for my birthday this year. … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: Delavier’s Stretching Anatomy by Frédéric Delavier, Jean-Pierre Clémenceau, & Michael Gundill