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Archive for December, 2007

Christmas Special

I’ve always wanted an English Christmas. The kind where you gather at an old English house (bunglow) with the whole family. The house will be will warm and inviting, with a nice fire at the fireplace while it snows outside. The floors does not necessarily have to be carpeted, although they are most likely to be carpeted. There will [...]

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Kidnapped and Moby Dick

I guess I am not the literature and the classics kind of person. I have difficulty understanding all the old English. That’s what happened to the last two books that I am supposed to read for the From The Stacks book challenge.

One is Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson. It talks about how young David Balfour, went to look for an unkown uncle, [...]

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Nineteen Minutes

I think it is really not overboard when  I say that Jodi Picoult is a superb writer.
What can you do in nineteen minutes? How much can you accomplish in nineteen minutes?
This high school student killed ten students and wounded nine others in the short span of nineteen minutes.
Just based on this incident alone, Jodi Picoult [...]

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Christmas Wishlist

Disclaimer: This list is only a reference for those people who want to get me something for Christmas (bless you and thank you) and don’t know what to get for me. If you think I will like what ever you are going to give me, just give it to me. I have faith in you, [...]

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Guys: Give Thanks For Women!

Hey. I found this really interesting article on the Web today. It is Guys: Give thanks to women!  That goes to show how great we women are. This is for you, all you guys out there.

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The Cupid Effect

When I saw the last copy of The Cupid Effect stading on the shelve in Jurong East Popular, it was as if it was waving to me “You know you want me, so come and get me!”.  I fell right into the trap and bought the book.
Of the three books written by Dorothy Koomson that I have [...]

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