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Humpday poll - In which Kate overthinks books
[Poll #1809958]
*I've decided that shinies are for buying things I feel guilty about, even though I shouldn't, really, bc I can totally afford $6/box tea and $10 ebooks. By doing chores to get shinies, my house gets cleaner and I get guilt-free stuff: I win!
Edit: Oh yeah, the bonus question is bc I've been reading Andrei Codrescu's highly recommended New Orleans, Mon Amour and while the language is lovely and evocative, it only seems to fuel the cliches I already know, instead of giving me context.
*I've decided that shinies are for buying things I feel guilty about, even though I shouldn't, really, bc I can totally afford $6/box tea and $10 ebooks. By doing chores to get shinies, my house gets cleaner and I get guilt-free stuff: I win!
Edit: Oh yeah, the bonus question is bc I've been reading Andrei Codrescu's highly recommended New Orleans, Mon Amour and while the language is lovely and evocative, it only seems to fuel the cliches I already know, instead of giving me context.
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Did you ever get the Friends & Family coupon? 50% off sale prices on 25 courses. That's why I bought the integrated Greece & Rome lectures and the ones on the Axial age. That's my story and I'm sticking to it :)
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This morning, I started listening to my first Greenberg lecture set - Beethoven. He's a hoot. (and just finished McWhorter's Linguistics survey course)
I had mainly been sticking to literature & history, but I think I may start looking into the music stuff.