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Culturally and religiously, I live my life like a secular American, except when I’m out with friends at an Indian restaurant and I feel uniquely qualified to order our meal.
“Nature is the greatest teacher. It teaches us patience, humility, and respect for all living things.”
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“Contrary to popular belief and Pinterest, not everything is made better by being sorted into containers. Socks don’t need their own little cubbies. They’re socks—they’re not going to wander off or get into fights.”
― Tidy the F*ck Up: The American Art of Organizing Your Sh*t
― Tidy the F*ck Up: The American Art of Organizing Your Sh*t
“… and if you’ve ever seen a tree that you’re just admiring for its having been there for a hundred years and it’s so solid, so big and so tall, and it just comes down so quickly, a hundred years is finished in a matter of five seconds. It’s just very emotional.”
― A Clear Flowing Yarra
― A Clear Flowing Yarra
“When the only reason to keep something is because you feel guilty getting rid of it, repeat after me: “Fuck it.” Be grateful you had the thing when you needed or wanted it, and then let that shit go.”
― Tidy the F*ck Up: The American Art of Organizing Your Sh*t
― Tidy the F*ck Up: The American Art of Organizing Your Sh*t
“The most dangerous, the most complex, the most insidious and the most incorrigible type of criminal the world has ever known is the Tyrant.”
― To Be Tried As A Jew
― To Be Tried As A Jew
Bluestocking Babes
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Buddy reads with personal and blogging friends.
Online TCGs
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For folks that are also involved in online trading card games. This group is just a silly space to connect and share what we're reading. http://tcg. ...more
Lesbian Book Club
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Come and read with us. Here there are classics, non-fiction, fiction, and many more in LGBTQA+ literature. Find authors that you would have never read ...more
The Classics Club
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— last activity Jul 02, 2023 12:46PM
This group is made up of members of the Classics Book Club. Members who happen to be part of Goodreads can meet here to share links, post reviews, etc ...more
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