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#VirginiaBloomsberries

November's #buddyread discussion thread.

✒️ Do you enjoy Virginia Woolf's writing style in her essays?

✒️ Did you agree or disagree with her?

✒️ Did you have a favourite quote from either essay?

✒️ What are her main points in her discussions?

My constant companion for #HyggeHour readathon. Although I've never had his furry beans in my face before. 🐾
I had a very relaxing hour, listening to the tagged and sipping a delicious winter spiced tea.

@TheBookHippie @Chrissyreadit
#CatsofLitsy

It was interesting to read. And sad. Because problems women have is almost the same as hundred years ago.

This is an interesting collection of reflections on human connections, written in the context of the COVID 19 pandemic. I didn't find his observations on inequality and the wider world particularly original (maybe that's a little harsh), but his insights into his creative process, his mental health struggles and his life experiences generally were really illuminating.

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I went walking on Friday in my neighborhood on my favorite walking trail. I wrote about it in the Journal app on my phone and took pictures of these birds that I saw.

I saw this graphic about walking on Facebook and wrote about my experience with walking.

#haiku #haikuhive

#Falling Walking/Hiking Got to go with Bob Dylan Walking Down the Line @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

Whaat?! Shut up and take my money!

This morning I picked up my journal for the first time since I was sick. The prompt was “Walk About.” Because I was in bed 5 days, my response was so different than it would have been if I had been healthy: walking as reemerging, walking as recovery, walking as rebirth, walking as connection(with my students). #SeptemberJournalingPrompts #walkabout #day9