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Category Archives: Reviews
A Link for Laughs
The best laugh I have had in ages! Gladys on the Ellen show at YouTube. It lasts almost 7 minutes, and my sides ache from going awhile. Enjoy!
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Movie Night to see The Queen
Our historic theatre in Uptown Normal sold out all seats for this evening’s viewing of The Queen, starring Helen Mirren. I was towards the back, against the wall and forgot to drink my bottle of water, even after eating some … Continue reading
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Reading Something Reliable for the New Year
Over the years, I have given away at least a dozen copies of In Every Tiny Grain of Sand My own book falls open automatically to this poem. On Morning Wings, In Oceans Deep Lord, you look at me and … Continue reading
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Read a library rental
As if there aren’t enough things to do this holiday season, I decided to read a book I’ve had my eye on. For One More Day by Mitch Albom I was at the public library and saw it on the … Continue reading
probably one to rent
The Nativity Story SELL LINE One family. One journey. One child, who could change the world. Forever. The other evening during NCIS, I saw the trailer on tv. Now I read a review at the SunTimes. Maybe I’ll rent it … Continue reading
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A song already ordered
I was driving home from dropping off Chris for his last class before Thanksgiving Break (yes, I do take good care of youngest son). There are 2, yes TWO! radio stations in the area already playing Christmas music. One is … Continue reading
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Part of the being busy
The wonderful smell of brownies baking is wafting through the house. Though easily done from a mix, I couldn’t tell ya the last time the oven brought forth such goodness. Sadly, they will be going over to the church for … Continue reading
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More than Yarn made it funny
The other day I was at the public library looking for something else, when I came upon a book by William Taylor. Knitwits c1992 Being a part of the needlework group the last couple months has made me very aware … Continue reading
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What goes in must come out
When I worked at the cafeteria, I was allowed, without charge, three 20 ounce soft drinks from the fountain per shift. The tap water left a yucky aftertaste, and bottles of water were for putting into the vending machines. I … Continue reading
His contribution is fine and dandy
Today is Open Mic night at Latte Time. I forgot until we were eating supper. I checked several books of poetry on my shelf, but couldn’t find anything with quite the proper feeling that I would want to read in … Continue reading
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