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Michele, I didn't hit "refresh" OR "post." I only hit post once, got an error message, clicked on "back to the Rory Gilmore Book Club" and then this thread and my comments were there.
Yeah, but that would be a major overhaul. He'd have to design a whole new interface basically. It'd be better if we just made a date for an IM system.
ok, back to the book, I think that what I loved so much about it is that while a fairly outrageous topic, it handled it in such a way that I could see it really happening! she was so matter of fact about it!
You know I think I'm the only one here, but I didn't love this book. I liked it alright. I liked the time-traveling concept. But it just didn't do it for me.
I didn't do it. It did it on its own. Apparently it felt I said something really important! lol. I cleaned it up.I wonder if we should try this for the next book. Did we talk this one out?
I am re-reading some smut at the moment, I go through these phases where all I wanna do is re-read comfort novels.
I'm reading a book on Left-handedness. It's really interesting. Although because I was sick I haven't been reading anything really.
I get it, Erica. I do that with mysteries and certain chick-lit authors and WW2 stories... and classics even. I will start craving. Also, Harry Potter because that is like revisiting long-time good friends.
I'm only a few chapters in, so it's a lot about the history of the science of it - how science has tried to explain it. But it has begun to discuss the ways society has treated it as evil over the years and things like that.
I tend to be right-handed but I am ambidexterous. I played basketball and they wanted us to be really strong in both hands so we did all these exercises to strengthen our weaker hand. So now I can use both.
No joke. Yet it is the "different" that make the great strides in the world. So to me, now at least, it is something to be proud of and aspire to!
My friends grew up in Catholic school and they use to force kids to all use their right hands. They didn't want anyone to experience the "pain" of being different, but we all tease them that the left hand is the devil's instrument.
It talked about that... then about the one place in scripture where an entire left-hand army was used... plus there is they guy that got to kill the evil king because when he got to see him he was searched on the left side and so he got a sword in on the right side where a left-hander puts it!
Do you see those ads for the Lewis and Clark organization? I haven't checked it out and have no idea if it's a crock. But I like what they say in their ad. They talk about how these two were successful because they embraced the world's differences. They not only accepted the differences but wanted to learn more. And considering they were going into untraveled wilderness, they had to adapt. The site implies that more of that attitude is needed in this world, and I have to agree.It's weird. This country is so big on individuality, but nonconformity is almost taboo. I say let's be happy we're different and rejoice in our similarities.


