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Obidos Alan Dale The massive medieval walls suddenly overshadowed the flat farmland, chillingly suggesting their having moved when I wasn’t looking. That was nothing compared to Obidos’s next assault on my senses. The Sex Lives of Glowworms (Waitomo, New Zealand) John M. Edwards had no intention of conquering claustrophobia by going caving—until he remembered Pat Boone eating a giant mushroom in a Jules Verne film To El Paso, With love Allison Racimo I hate crying. With my nose red, puffy eyes, and never ending hiccups, I am not a pretty sight to behold. Crying was never part of the plan when I left Philadelphia for El Paso, Texas. Where the Clear Creek Narrows Michael Chacko Daniels I get a glimpse of Pheneger Creek coursing among the giant trees of California’s central coast on Highway One

UH-OH Preparing for Women to Become Government Property James Campion 5.7.22 ... all of those states have “trigger-laws” that kick in once this glaringly apparent Supreme Court ruling comes down, which grants state governments the complete power over the innards of over half of its public. Developing Self-Growth That Revolves Around Creativity Indiana Lee 5.2.22 Creativity is subjective, and so is personal growth. The relationship between these two things is more apparent than most people realize.

How Technology Has Changed the Writing World - Indiana Lee 5.9.22 Writing has always been technological. From papyrus paper to printing presses, writers have used the latest technology for thousands of years to record stories, poems, memoirs, and musings. Designing Your Van’s Home Office Indiana Lee 5.18.22 Creative Lifestyles on the move I Ride My Bicycle Don Bagley I just finished my bicycle ride, and I’m a little winded. I would say I’m out of shape, but the fact is I do have a shape. It resembles an elephant sea lion with two pasty white legs sprouting from its lower end. Peace Prints Jeannine M Pitas She did not even think about what she’d be missing out on by taking up this life. She was destined to live simply, to help those in need, to teach the message of peace by example

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Small Change Rich Raitano Small Change. That’s what they called him on the street ... because he would do just about anything for a hand full of next to nothing My Niece Jude Perera Cheeky, dimpled smile, chubby cheeks, head slanted in a lovable and affectionate pose. It looks faded and grainy; but it’s my favorite photo of her Carpe Diem Will Collins She was the jewel in the crown of Liquorice’s dancers: as delicious, elegant and alluring as any vintage wine; the most requested dancer; the most fascinating treasure. Magenta Sam North Never being trusted leads to a terrible injustice for Magenta ...

First Person Singular by Haruki Murakami ISBN: 292-8-377-08259-8 Vintage Sam North review A satisfying journey to another world The Dark Flood by Deon Meyer ASIN: BO9DNL5XXL Hodder & Stoughton (April 2022) Sam Hawksmoor review Fast pacy crime thriller set in the Cape The Passenger by Ulrich Alexander Boschwitz ISBN: 978-1-78227-540-4 Pushkin Press 2021 Sam Hawksmoor review The Man who left it too late to flee..

Everything Everywhere All at Once Sam Hawksmoor review 5.20.22 Written & Directed by Dan Kwan & Daniel Scheinert Starring Michelle Yeoh, Stephanie Hsu, Ke Huy Quan and Jamie Lee Curtis ‘Now, you may only see a pile of receipts, but I see a story.  I can see where this story is going.  And it does not look good.  It. Does. Not. Look. Good.’ Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness 2022 Director: Sam Raimi Cast: Xochitl Gomez, Elizabeth Olsen, Benedict Cumberbatch, Rachel McAdams A silly adventure fantasy that doesn't break new ground

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