Things I wrote
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The advantage of being late to read a series means there is no waiting when I finish one book, I can launch right into the next. And that's exactly what I did after finishing <em>The Fifth Season</em>.
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The third quarter of my daily drawing was a lot more difficult for me, either because I didn't love the themes for the prompts or the subject matter or medium.
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I learned a lot, I was transported to a completely different place, and I was often unsettled. That isn't bad, it's probably very good for me.
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I've spent the week I have between projects learning more about web fonts.
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The story went in some very unexpected directions, dipping into World War II history, the mob, and dynamics of grade school life, but it was so well done, it worked together perfectly.
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I'm ready for fall.
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I had to keep reminding myself that these books were written in 90s, not last year.
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I ended up liking the book overall, the ending was worth it. But it wasn't a page turner, it was more quietly interesting.
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There really are no words to describe it.
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The craziness, the strange characters, and the fairy tale like quality is exactly what I liked about this book.
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I'm coming up on 40 consecutive days of meditating.
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It's an incredibly sweet story of coming of age and dealing with your first love.
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I take issue with the idea that we must always be connected and checking our devices in order to further our careers.
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I highly recommend reading this, it's a fast moving story that you'll find hard to put down. And then we can talk about The Jackpot over a drink.
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<em>The Incal</em> is an insane, wonderful adventure that ends exactly as a comic of its nature should.