Up next. First chapter is a reminder to be accountable for the finite time we have been given.
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Up next. First chapter is a reminder to be accountable for the finite time we have been given.
Thanks to everyone for your kind thoughts today. This year felt worse for some reason. I guess it always comes and goes. I called my oldest son by my brother‘s name about five times this Christmas so I suppose I should have realized something was up. Anyway, we made it through. And then we stopped by the library and I got another library card for my collection. That‘s three in two weeks. Three different counties. :)
#grief
#library
#life
He didn't shoot her point blank in the face because he was afraid for his life.
He shot her point blank in the face because she didn't show him her fear.
panThe world's most judgemental book on Buddhism.
Life. Ur doin it wrong.
The final straw was advice on how to tell your obese partner that they are causing you social embarrassment and asking them to lose weight so you won't be sad.
Laughter is a bad habit. You're chopping vegetables too loud. Your voice is grating. You need to throw away all your stuff. You're parenting wrong and you shouldn't still be grieving.
Nope.
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One of my reads from last year, this ponders on zen and motorcycle maintenance over the course of the protagonist‘s #Journey across America by motorbike with his son.
#Celebrate
@Eggs
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
pickThis was my first philosophy book. It was a little hard to get into but I ended up really enjoying it. A lot of his advise is still practical for today and the book has a very modern feeling to it 💛
#WickedWords #diary @AsYouWish
pickWhat a great little book!!! Great insight and inspiration for the coming year. Bottom line: Live your life to the fullest every minute of every day. Don‘t “waste time”!
pickI wanted to get a leg up on my ancient philosophy class before school this fall. I‘ve owned this copy for years, stopping and starting it in bursts. I wasn‘t able to get through it all before the semester began, but I did finish it afterwards.
One thing I will say about Plato‘s dialogues is that they are often arduous and boring, but after having read some on my own, then in a college setting, their greatness became so much more apparent to me.
set up my grandma's new Shaw(rogers) Tv today, was super easy once I realized it was needing the second power cord...
I used to be better at this. 😓 😁
