Just started this and I'm wondering how I am not going to underline everything.....
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Just started this and I'm wondering how I am not going to underline everything.....
Reading the tagged to get a sense for what my neighbors to the south might have to deal with if Republicans win. Have been slightly under the weather for a while. Just finished a book though. I am also enjoying listening to the few episodes of #houseofhalliwell that they managed to include Shannen Doherty in. And Scott Patterson's #iamallin is giving me life. #saturdaychatterday
Watching the Olympic Opening Ceremony. Apparently Lady GaGa‘s singing/dance routine was not rehearsed. She is amazing. 🎶 👩🏻🎤💃
A family champagne toast with lunch! 🍾🥂🥪
#liberty #foundingprinciples
#wondrouswednesday
1) Terry Pratchett, Riley Sager, Pam Jenoff, Lucinda Riley, Sarah Maas, & many more
2) The Poisonwood Bible, Wolf Hall, HHhH
3) Tagged
I love getting tagged. Thank you both @Eggs and @TieDyeDude for the tag!
July is the last full month of freedom before my kids and I must return to school (one more year, for me! Sorry kids!). So it‘s a bittersweet month. I can‘t believe how fast this year is flying by. As my dad says, “The days are long, but the years are short.” Here‘s my #BookSpin list for the last bit of sweet summer freedom! ☺️
The Undefeated is a book with beautiful illustrations and emotional meaning. The book allows adults to teach kids about a tragic topic without being graphic. At the back of a book it connects historical figures with quotes throughout the book allowing the reader to move past the meaning full quotes to gain knowledge about figures and events featured through out the book.
pickVery good intro to the subject, readable in a couple of days. Great series of books.
pickA great refreshing of classic liberalism for our times, and a reminder we must all resist encroachments on free speech. ‘Sunlight is the best disinfectant.‘
pickI believe that it has to be universally understood, by those familiar with Murray Rothbard and libertarian ideas, that this book is his greatest creation. Skillfully and intelligently able to bring about several varying subjects and masterfully compiling them into an entirety of understanding. It is beyond a work of art, an essential book to read for anyone who is looking to increase their understanding of history and the workings of society.
