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Tag Archives: books
March 17 photo of the day
The obvious choice today was to go green. But since I stay away from parades as a general rule, my St. Paddy’s Day options were more along the lines of post-parade revelers who were already more than a little … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Photography, blogging, books
Tagged books, bookstores, create, photo of the day, photography, used books, writing
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The Joy of Book-ing
This morning I went to the library and came home with five books. They are: “I Am Number Four” by Pittacus Lore: Decided I have to check out this YA series because I keep seeing it everywhere & so that … Continue reading
Posted in Learning, Life Learning, Unschooling, Writing, blogging, books
Tagged amos oz, books, comfort food, eleanor brown, elizabeth berg, family, library, library books, life learning, pittacus lore, possibility, rosalind brackenbury, unschooling
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All I wanna do…
I’ve been blogging now for 3+ years. For the bulk of that time, I posted 4-5 days a week (in the beginning I posted every day), whether here or on my unschoolingnyc blog. If you’ve been reading what I write … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Family, Life Learning, Travel, blogging, books
Tagged blogging, books, copywriting, create, family, life learning, movies, romance, sewing, writing
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What I read this summer
For the purposes of this list I am measuring summer, not in its official capacity, but in its popular capacity from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Here are the books I read, in the order in which I read them. … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Life Learning, Writing, blogging, books
Tagged ally condie, books, Elizabeth George, family, Gillian Flynn, Gone Girl, headhunters, I am the messenger, in the woods, Jenna Blum, jo nesbo, jon ronson, Jonathan Evison, Labor Day, life learning, Marcus Zusak, memorial day, nazis, neil gaiman, new orleans, New York City, out of the easy, psychopath, reached, reading, ruta sepetys, Siri Hustvedt, summer reading, susan beth pfeffer, tana french, the book thief, The Edge of Nowhere, the graveyard book, the grim reaper, the psychopath test, The Revised Fundamentals of Caregiving, The Summer Without Men, this world we live in, Those Who Save Us
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Because of the heat
First I’d like to start with a big Thank You! to Willis Carrier, who invented modern air-conditioning. Honestly I don’t know how people survived NYC summers before A/C. It is just too damn hot. Because of this we must … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Life Learning, Writing, blogging, books
Tagged A/C, air conditioning, beach read, books, Elizabeth George, Gillian Flynn, Gone Girl, In the Wood, Jenna Blum, Jonathan Evison, life learning, Paul Auster, reading, Siri Hustvedt, tana french, The Edge of Nowhere, The Revised Fundamentals of Caregiving, The Summer Without Men, Those Who Save Us, Willis Carrier, writing
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That weird moment when…
…you are reading a murder mystery and during the reveal of the sociopath behind the evil doings you realize it sounds an awful lot like someone with whom you are acquainted. And so, then what? This actually happened to me … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Health, Writing, blogging
Tagged books, family, in the woods, life learning, lightbulb moment, murder mystery, reading, sociopath, tana french
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My latest Pop Culture update
I hereby present the things I’m enjoying right now, and that I recommend for anyone. Or at least to those who have a healthy love of pop culture and an equally healthy ability to suspend disbelief around certain – shall … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Family, Life Learning, Movies, Unschooling, blogging, books
Tagged Adam Levine, admission, beautiful creatures, ben's friend adam, billy burke, blake shelton, books, case histories, cee lo green, christina aquilera, dance academy, deception, facebook, family, hand-me-down, jack bristow, jj abrams, kate atkinson, lee nichols, life after life, life learning, lily tomlin, matthew macfadyen, michael sheen, movies, oz the great and powerful, revolution, ripper street, shakira, sydney, tales of a drama queen, the gatekeepers, the voice, tv, usher, victor garber
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Living by example
Sometimes the best thing we can do for our kids is to live a full life. It doesn’t have to be a big life, full of grand events and flashy achievements; it only needs to be genuine. This past … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Family, Life Learning, Movies, Parenting, Photography, Unschooling, Writing, blogging, books
Tagged becca fitzpatrick, books, Central Park, clare vanderpool, django unchained, don johnson, hush hush, judging a book by its lover, lauren leto, life learning, movies, navigating early, quentin tarantino, the academy, the last runaway, tracy chevalier, twilight, unschooling
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Stuff that makes me happy… (can you guess?)
If you’re guessing this is going to be a post about the wonders of family or learning outside of school, you are so wrong. Yes, those things are great. Yes, they make me happy. But I’m here to talk movies … Continue reading
Posted in Movies, Writing, blogging, books
Tagged a casual vacancy, accelerated, angelology, anne hathaway, argo, beautiful redemption, ben affleck, books, bronwen hruska, charlie boorman, days of blood & starlight, ewan mcgregor, j.k. rowling, Jane Eyre, judi dench, laini taylor, les miserables, lincoln, london, long way round, louder than words, mia wasikowska, Michael Fassbender, morning glory alwin küchler, motorcycles, movies, New York, oliver pötsch, photobiker.com, skyfall, the intouchables, the page turner, unschooling
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