I’ve been doing French on Duolingo for a bit over a year (and Dutch before that) and this morning I realized I can translate a not insubstantial amount of Threw It On The Ground into French.
Je suis un adulte!
Mon pere n’est pas un tΓ©lΓ©phone! Duh!
I’ve been doing French on Duolingo for a bit over a year (and Dutch before that) and this morning I realized I can translate a not insubstantial amount of Threw It On The Ground into French.
Je suis un adulte!
Mon pere n’est pas un tΓ©lΓ©phone! Duh!
Hey friends of Micro.blog.
I am a contractor working mostly on M.b curation for about 5 hours a week. So if you perceive I’m not doing as much as Jean did, you’re right!
I also haven’t been around for about a week because of a big family medical emergency. Everyone’s okay now.
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Finished reading: Wicked and the Wallflower by Sarah MacLean π
I love this one. The hero is so dreamy.
“I luxiriated in books.” Anne Lamott, Bird by Bird
ππ¬ “All I ever wanted was to belong, to wear that hat of belonging.” Anne Lamott, Bird by Bird
ππ¬ “Seeing yourself in print is such an amazing concept: you can get so much attention without having to show up anywhere.” Anne Lamott, Bird by Bird
ππ¬ “I understood immediately the thrill of seeing oneself in print. It provides some sort of primal verification: you are in print; therefore you exist.” Anne Lamott, Bird by Bird
ππ¬ “One of the gifts of being a writer is that it gives you an excuse to do things, to go places and explore.” Anne Lamott, Bird by Bird
ππ Read Notes on Romance Novels as “Camp”.
Andrea, author of the Shelf Love newsletter, does an amazing job of arguing for romance novels as Camp.
Finished reading: The Day of the Duchess by Sarah MacLean π
This one made me cry. I just really love a second chance.