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Martin Jones's blog:
Woodstock For Someone Who Wasn’t There
[image error]Me, Mote Park 1969
It’s the fiftieth anniversary of Woodstock, three days of love and music.
In 2019, it is perhaps good to take a moment to remember Woodstock. This is not, I have to admit, because Woodstock and its time are a shining beacon, a state of grac...
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Lawrence G. Taylor's blog:
Sarai Henderson's blog:
Sunday Confessions #5
Hello week five of my confessions. I love this post. It helps me recast what I've done during the week and puts into light the mass amount of books I've been reading lately. I thought at the beginning of the year that my book consumption would be less than last year. I was in a reading slump and... Read more of this blog post »
Mary Cook's blog:
Keep Keeping On
I could choose to sit and wallow in self-pity, or I can say no, not today, not me. Sitting and wallowing in self-pity wil... Read more of this blog post »
Mohiro Kitoh's blog:
信号を守りましょう
チャリの時は夕方出撃が多く
そうするとほとんど人に合わなかったりするんですが
さすがに日曜日の午前９時、
この暑いさなかでもチャリで上っている人が３０人ほど。
上にも１０人ほど休んでいる人が。
くれぐれも体調に気をつけて。
さて、
今日もまた藤棚の交差点、
旧デイリーのところ
信号無視のロードを見ました。
みっともないので
やめましょう。
上はヤビツ峠売店で買った本。
良い本です。
丹沢をウロウロする人には必携、おススメ。
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James Walter Stephens's blog:
Saturday 17 August 2019
When last I listed some movies watched, I only listed six. I've got such a backlog, I don't know why I stopped so short. (Perhaps because six is how many it takes to get an eggroll. Har, har.) Therefore, today you get eight!
117. (1556.) Ransom! (1956)
As you can tell by the exclamation point, thi...
M. Inks's blog:
Your Next Read
Where do you go to by Jean Cerfontaine
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Where Do You Go To tells the adventure of young Marie-Claire’s bold, artistic, aristocratic life. Being an orphan and without her memories, her life is a bit of a mystery. Throughout the story, she keeps discovering little things about...
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Kathryn Andrews's blog:
Four Days To Go!!!
We’re getting closer! I can’t believe release day is almost here! Gah! I also can’t wait for y’all to meet Bryan and Lexi! One small town girl, one professional football player, and a love that desperately wants a second chance.
#lastsliceofpie #starvingforsouthern #comingsoon #fourdays #sportsro...
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Jo Tannah's blog:
Cover Reveal! eXtasy Books Presents #LoveAtStake #ComingSoon #vampire #romance #hotromance #eXbdd
I am excited to announce that I will be a part of the Love At Stake Collection from eXtasy Books with not one, but TWO! stories. The Knockers is written solely by me, but Unchained is co-authored with Lynn Michaels. It was an incredible journey with a lot of behind the scenes going on before we...
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Kelly Santana-Banks's blog:
You Gotta Love This Writing with Rae Elliott (Barely Hare Books)
It is officially summer and that means more time to explore the literary universe. Get your pen and paper ready; you’re going to want to take note of these sources! Welcome to this month You Gotta Love This Writing with Rae Elliott (Barely Hare Books).
A seasoned writer and blogger, Rae Elliot h...
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Madeleine D'Este's blog:
#68 – Lee Kofman – Write Through The Roof
Interview with Lee Kofman – author and writing teacher
‘In each draft I try to get one or two things right rather than everything.’
[image error] Episode 68 – Lee Kofman – Show Notes Creative non-fiction is her current favourite medium. Closer to poetry than non-fiction. It is a fresher and you... Read more of this blog post »
Brett Ann Stanciu's blog:
Irritable and Not So
At the northern end of the reservoir, we kayak north, where the water flows into the Black River, crossing the Canadian border on its meandering way to the Atlantic.
Surrounded by cattails, we stop at a beaver dam, listening to the spilling water. The late afternoon is sticky, the water’s too muck...
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Sadie Sins's blog:
Hey babes, So, for starters I saw Brea has her latest book out, and it looks super fucking adorable—crazy adorable!
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Danielle Pientka's blog:
Vintage (and Therapeutic) Underwear Made From Sweaters?!
How to make vintage and therapeutic underwear from sweaters: A Sewing Tutorial for Beginners. Welcome Zoe Smith-Holladay, guest poster today! Zoe has her own blog about animals and Etsy page which you’ll find linked at the bottom of this post. You can even buy some of these from her if you don’t...
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C.M. Moore's blog:
FREE steamy reads giveaway!
Hi all. This is the chance to win...
Hi all. This is the chance to win some steamy ebooks! I looked up many of these books and all looked like fun, hot, reads. I wanted to share with all of you. It’s easy. Click the word Giveaway and I hope you win! GIVEAWAY
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Maya Chhabra's blog:
Poems up at Mezzo Cammin!
A bit late with the link here, but my poems “recipe for a void” and “The Minotaur’s Sister” are up!
Tamara Scharf's blog:
Let’s Go Hiking In The Everglades On The Florida Trail
Hiking in South Florida is one of the most interesting things you can do but is often overlooked thanks to the glorious beaches and watersports activities available to us here. Taking an airboat into the Everglades is usually the only way people experience this magnificent and wild Florida landsc...
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Jessica Duchen's blog:
Korngoldarama at Bard Summerscape
There could be no greater gift to any festival director than Erich Wolfgang Korngold. Where the exploration of his life, times and contemporarie... Read more of this blog post »
Daryn Kagan's blog:
Amazing, Joyful Dog Reunion After Grandpa’s Long Hospital Stay
I don’t know a lot about this dog reunion, except that I came across it on Twitter and it made my heart explode.
“My 96 year old grandad coming home to his dog after 16 days in hospital! The love between them makes you weep!” a woman named Jane Raven...
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Pamela Schloesser Canepa's blog:
“Well, Eventually….” An Alien Observes.
Lahli Trevis's blog:
Sessions: Waves #2
“I’m not good at socializing. I’m great at being a loner though, then I’m even keel, smooth sailing. I’m in control. No problems.” Vivian made a swipe through the air with a flat hand to emphasize her point.
“But now you’re hitting some waves?” Pratt coaxed.
“Yes, and it’s this idiot’s sole purpo...
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Troy A. Brewer's blog:
OBEDIENCE IS KEY
TODAY’S PROPHETIC THOUGHT
I Am the Alpha and Omega. I have seen the big picture. Trust Me. I know My plans for you. I will work all things together for your good because you love me. I have called to according to My purposes.
OBEDIENCE IS KEY
Success is not success in itself. Success is in the f...
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Gail Davis's blog:
Drops
On that dark and gray-clouded day“What happened, what occurred?” the people asked. The stranger in the crowd, “Who is that man?” The follower on the rock, “My teacher. What wrong has He done?” The mother gasping in heart-pain, “My son. What did He do?” ... Read more of this blog post »
U.R. Bowie's blog:
Translation of poem by ANNA AKHMATOVA, "Все расхищено, предано, продано," "Everything's plundered, betrayed . . ."
Анна Ахматова(1889-1966)
Все расхищено, предано, продано,
Черной смерти мелькало крыло,
Все голодной тоскою изглодано,
Отчего же нам стало светло?
Днем дыханьями веет вишневыми
Небывалый под городом лес,
Ночью блещет созвездьями... новыми
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Ishwar Sharan's blog:
‘Bhikhari’ Imran Khan gets nothing from UNSC confab – NDTV
John Stuart's blog:
August 18 devotion - Making a Difference
Judges 6:15 “Pardon me, my lord,” Gideon replied, “but how can I save Israel? My clan is the weakest in Manasseh, and I am the least in my family.” (NIV) Like most Christians, I love the story of Gideon in the Old Testament. He starts from humble beginnings and ends up becoming one... Read more of this blog post »
John W. Howell's blog:
Views of the Neighborhood – Driveways
Elizabeth Maria Naranjo's blog:
Six Years of Blogging
Image from Flickr by Will Clayton
It’s hard for me to believe, but this month marks six years since I started blogging.
I remember nervously hitting publish on that first post, uncomfortable with the idea of broadcasting my thoughts and feelings to a public audience, a reluctance that now seems...
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Megan Lowe's blog:
Choosing us review, M. Robinson
Joanne Van Leerdam's blog:
Well… That Ended Badly.
M. Jane Colette's blog:
7 Books To Get You Creatively Organized this Summer: #5 The Creative Habit by Twyla Tharp #organizedcreative #dirtywritingsecrets
For the rest of this summer, Saturday posts on the blog will feature the seven books that I consider the foundational texts of my creatively organized life. This week, let me introduce you to The Creative Habit by Twyla Tharp.
What’s it about?
Read more of this blog post »One of the world’s leading creative...
Jane Jago's blog:
Sunday Serial – Dying to be Roman VII
Dying to be Roman by Jane Jago and E.M. Swift-Hook is a whodunit set in a modern day Britain where the Roman Empire still rules. If you missed previous episodes you can start reading from the beginning. You can listen to this on YouTube.
As they left their vehicle Julia stopped suddenly.
“Yo...
Rona Octavia's blog:
Summer of true love
Summer of true love,
It wont last; there are other plans from above,
Memories of embracing and sharing,
She is the one he will think of when he is old and in pain; he will remember her truly always caring,
Sunsets after the heavy rain,
She was his natural beauty and never vain,
Living for the moment,
Ea...
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E.A. Price's blog:
Kobo
Jeffrey A. Nelson's blog:
A Prayer from Within Our Cloud
based on Hebrews 11:29-12:2Faithful God, before we offer up those things in our lives that we are most worried about; those concerns that are draining our energy and making our hearts heavy, we first confess our pride. We may think it a strange place to begin, but we so far may have attempted to... Read more of this blog post »
Sarah Spelbring's blog:
Shadowmagic by John Lenahan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Where do I start with this book? Some of the descriptions call it a modern Lord of the Rings, but I guess I don’t really follow that.
Basically, a teenage boy finds out one day that his parents are alive, but they’re from Tir na Nog, the magical Ce...
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M.K. Gibson's blog:
My Marvel Movie Rankings . . . Because . . . Why Not?
Yeah, this sure is original. Yup. Because no one else ranks the Marvel movies. (read: sarcasm ;-) ) But, thanks to THIS QUIZ (which I took while bored), it made it fun an easy. So without further ado, here it is, Gib’s Woefully-Behind-The-Times Marvel Movie List.
Note 1 - The app I used asked “Wh...
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Stephen Koppel's blog:
sixpenceee:When the car door opened this happened...
Ask the Author: Featured Authors
Interview with Barbara Kingsolver
That's one of the questions Barbara Kingsolver probes in her new novel, Unsheltered . Weaving between the present and the past, it follows two families in Vineland, New Jersey, living in different moments of cultural crisis....more
Interview with Tana French
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