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Uhh. I don't know about this. I will never read Infinite Jest. Or House of Leaves. If there was a question about a mystery in an English village, I missed it. Or, more accurately, for me "a book by an author who wrote one book you loved and two you hated, but maybe this one will be good??" Plot isn't as important to me as mood. I love a book where nothing happens, but the narrator had a lot of Thoughts. Or an English mystery. Or a children's book.

Ok , I have vintage hats , seldom wear anymore but haven‘t got rid of them. No more buying hats! Except this one , today!😂

Sietje‘s just here to show off her new blue socks.

My salon closed for a few days so we could all go to the grooming convention in Atlanta, and we were inspired to dye all of our own dogs to push our color line to our clients. Sietje was a great guinea pig, but she‘s willing to do just about anything for treats.

To make this book related: I‘m enjoying Siege and Storm, book 2 in the Shadow and Bone Trilogy by Leigh Bardugo. #AuthorAMonth

Small but mighty Christmas #bookhaul 😄

Another gorgeous kid‘s book to add to my collection and a cute story about coming out of your shell and reaching your full potential.

A vibrant retelling of events around the swearing in ceremony of Deb Haaland to the office of cabinet secretary of the Department of Interior.

I would do an activity by giving a piece of paper to each student and letting them make something out of it. Then telling them to change it into something else until there was nothing less. After this, I would have the students write about their experiences.