1* primroses, forget-me-nots, snowdrops, daisies
2* freedom, love & lust, nature
#WondrousWednesday @Eggs #spring #readinginspring #flowers #nature #freedom
Tagging everyone who wants to play!
Eggs Lovely! Thanks for playing 🥳 2d
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1* primroses, forget-me-nots, snowdrops, daisies
2* freedom, love & lust, nature
#WondrousWednesday @Eggs #spring #readinginspring #flowers #nature #freedom
Tagging everyone who wants to play!
Released during George W Bush‘s second term it is just as relevant today, providing insight and understanding to the road paved for where Trump now stands. The lessons regarding framing issues and how to change course are strong and worthy, but somehow have been missed by the mainstream left. It‘s a good read, I recommend highly, but damn it‘s sad reading this now, little of this implemented in the decades since. Dems, read it!
Starting this tonight with Sophie.His other book , “On Tyranny”is a must read ! Shorter than this one and a recent reread for me .
I‘m beginning to question if it EVER landed here.
#LyndseyStonebridge #HannahArendt #WeAreFreeToChangeTheWorld #America #Freedom
I loved this part. So much for public happiness. Now those in power think happiness is frivolous and wasteful because it doesn‘t make any of them money.
#LyndseyStonebridge #HannahArendt #WeAreFreeToChangeTheWorld #revolution #freedom #publichappiness #publicfreedom #KellonyaaniKellon #JinJiyanAzadi #SlavaUkraini #ICantBreathe
January's bookshelf is all completed and stitched. 19 books completed. 17 are over 100 pages long.
pickThe tagged book was a heartwarming tale of adventure and friendship. I adored the idea of bison being the wise ones everyone reported to in the park.
A big thank you to @MeganAnn for an outstanding #auldlangspine list. I read 6 books off her list so far and plan to keep going. I have full confidence the rest of the list will not disappoint.
Thank you very much @monalyisha for hosting and organizing #auldlangspine!
I just got this book from my library. It surprised me very much. I thought it would be a tiny book, much like two other books by this author which I recently read. Not only is it a longer book, but it seems to be a bit more difficult to understand. I‘m not really sure about this. I found the Preface a bit challenging, but I‘m going to give it my best try.
