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Closing the Loops

Book Mountain I love books.  Indeed, for most of my life, I have always kept a stack of books by my bedside.  Not the books I have read (those go on the bookshelf, if there is space), but those that I have yet to read.  Some are gifted, some are borrowed, some are bought impulsively, […]

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It’s October 3rd

“On October 3rd, he asked me what day it was,“ “It’s October 3rd“ Mean Girls, 2004 I had no idea 3rd October was “Mean Girls” Day. For many years, I have worn pink on Fridays to show my support for inclusion and LGBTQ+ inclusion – not that anyone has ever asked me. So it was a […]

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The Best 3 Books (for School Folk) in 2024

I am trying to decide whether I have read a lot of books this year or not. Not that it matters, of course. I’m not counting. It’s just that I know that reading is a great place for me to “be well” and that does matter. As much as I would love to have a […]

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Curious About Rabbit Holes

Sitting down with a glass of wine this week, half-heartily trying to read (Politics on the Edge), I noticed my son was utterly absorbed by something he was reading on the computer.  Even from where I was sitting on the other side of the room, I could see he was on Wikipedia.  Curious, I asked […]

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The Best 3 Books (for School Folk) in 2023

I do not intend to become a book reviewer, but I have a short story about how I decided to keep just three books this year. Curating the Keepers As readers, there are a few books we read each year that leave a lasting impression. They will change how we understand or feel about something, […]