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Abecedarian
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and still together. God bless them for that. But now I have the chorus to Love Will Keep us Together stuck in my head...
Abecedarian
19 yrs ago
I like to browse at Borders or B@N, maybe buying some magazines and a reference book or two, and writing down titles and authors I want to order Ill.. Many of the books I buy come from library sales,UBS, and garage sales…
Abecedarian
19 yrs ago
Daisy is part beagle, Austrailian Shephard and German Shepard.. She looks sorta like a tall beagle with black spots on the white areas of her body. Waht she lacks in pedigree, she makes up in good nature.
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Parents censor high school literature and are allowed to burn books they find offen
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I'm glad I homeschool!
Abecedarian
19 yrs ago
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We don't exactly censor our kids' reading material. I'd say I monitor what they're reading so we can discuss the contents. I have 10 kids, and the oldest 6 are reading on their own now. The oldest 4 are high school and c…
Abecedarian
19 yrs ago
I love this one! But, then there's Oklahoma! and Brigadoon, and The Sound of Music, and Cats, and...I even love State Fair-I mean who goes to a state fair in a business suit or high heels and their best dress?? Oh, and F…
Abecedarian
19 yrs ago
And that's from either starting point! Tell your friend, as nicely as you like, to please keep her nose in her own book ;0) I don't know what you're reading that the friend considers lightweight, but even lightweight nov…
Abecedarian
19 yrs ago
At the moment, I'm using the notecard that I've been recording my basal temperature every morning. It's for the fertility awareness software I use to keep track of fertile/infertile days...I was reading in the bathroom a…
Abecedarian
19 yrs ago
I've never dog-eared a book in my life. I HAVE used some very creative bookmarks though! Some of my favorites have been gum wrappers, magazine subcription cards(see they DO serve a purpose!), toilet tissue, greeting card…
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A new week: 2/7/04: What are you reading??!
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The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror(2003)-ed. Ellen Datlow
Abecedarian
19 yrs ago
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Some very strange stories in here! But some remind me of the great stories I heard as a teen on the CBS Radio Mystery Series every Sunday night.
I recently read Nickle and Dimed...a very interesting look into how many…
Abecedarian
19 yrs ago
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I was getting really frustrated with one of my dds over the number of times she re-read the Little House books, specially two of them. Then I had a flashback to my childhood, and the number of time I did the very same th…
Abecedarian
19 yrs ago
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What about jails? A son of some friends from church collects donated books and magazines on all topics for all ages and interests, then takes them up to the county jail. Kids' books are welcome since sometimes prisoners…
Abecedarian
20 yrs ago
Would there be anyway for you to "guard" this release? It sure would make a cute video I'd definately bag the book-that way it would be protected AND it would be more obvious that it was left for someone to find. Ho…
Abecedarian
20 yrs ago
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I'm Vicki from beautiful, but windy and chilly Kansas. My dd joined the other day, and since she set sucha fine example by introducing herself, I thought I'd do the same. I read all those great books about "how to raise …
