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Roary47
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My favorite gift is by far my kiddos. S my hairstylist loves to work on hair. Baby E and I enjoy cuddles, and F independent doing her own thing #SelfieScavengerHunt #WinterGames #GingerbreadGems

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Julsmarshall
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Pickpick

Wow! Bleak, sensational, sad. So much talent wasted by pain, excess, and addiction. The format is brilliant, the history raw, and the pace compulsive. Hard to put down, I‘ll be thinking of this one for a long while. If you are an 80‘s punk kid, I highly recommend! #BookspinBingo @TheAromaofBooks

TheAromaofBooks Great progress!! 1y
Ruthiella I loved this book. Such a great oral history of a bygone place and time. 1y
RamsFan1963 I wasn't an 80s teen (I was 20 by 1983), but I did listen to lots of punk rock, so definitely stacked 1y
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Julsmarshall
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Kinda cool watching ACL and reading about the history of punk. How far #livemusic has come!

Ruthiella I loved this book. 1y
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Lizpixie
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#HalloweenPoetryMatters #Day5 #Candy One of my favourite Iggy songs is Candy, his duet with Kate Pierson from The B-52s. #Scarathlon #SpookyGhostClub 6pts

TheSpineView 💜🎶💜 1y
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Eggs
Face It: A Memoir | Debbie Harry
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One theory is that #FaceTheMusic originated from theatre, where performers had to literally face the music (the orchestra positioned in front of the stage, in this case) and overcome stage fright.

#IdiomInsight

@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

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TheBookgeekFrau
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Eggs Great title! 1y
TheBookgeekFrau @Eggs I think it was the best part of the book 🤷🏻‍♀️😂 1y
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fredthemoose
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Bailedbailed

Checked this one out from the library after seeing it somewhere in my book wanderings, but just not connecting and am going to let it move to the next person on the wait list

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Lukerey-Doo
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Pickpick

Ok time for a non-fiction review. I'm skeptical as to whether Zen is actually "real" Buddhism (as in anywhere near close to what the original Buddha taught) but I thought this introduction into the mind of an irreverent "Zen Master" was raw and honest enough to convince me there is something of substance to this thing we call Buddhism, whatever that may be exactly. Or better yet. Enlightenment. What the HELL is that supposed to be anyway? ?

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cariashley
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Mehso-so

Didn‘t love the madcap, over-stylized tone or the scatological elements, but it was short and I powered through. I‘m finding I don‘t love fiction about musicians in general, for some reason (The Ground Beneath Her Feet by Rushdie is an exception 🤷🏼‍♀️). A disappointing Strand fiction club pick.