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Book of the Week. Writing Topic of the Week. Movies Based on Books. If one cannot …. If one cannot enjoy reading a book over and over again, there is no use in reading it at all. 8211; Oscar Wilde. Which books do enjoy reading over and over again? Do you enjoy rereading books? Posted on March 17, 2014. 8220;We write to…. 8220;It’s not too b… ». 2 thoughts on “ If one cannot …. March 19, 2014 at 7:40 pm. March 19, 2014 at 9:30 pm. Yeah, me too. I only reread a book if I don’t remember anything!
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Book of the Week. Writing Topic of the Week. Movies Based on Books. 8220;It’s not too b…. 8220;It’s not too bad when the sun comes out but the sun only comes out when it feels like coming out”. Catcher in the Rye. Posted on April 4, 2014. If one cannot …. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. Book of the Week.
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Book of the Week. Writing Topic of the Week. Movies Based on Books. 8220;It’s not too b…. 8220;It’s not too bad when the sun comes out but the sun only comes out when it feels like coming out”. Catcher in the Rye. Posted on April 4, 2014. If one cannot …. If one cannot enjoy reading a book over and over again, there is no use in reading it at all. 8211; Oscar Wilde. Which books do enjoy reading over and over again? Do you enjoy rereading books? Posted on March 17, 2014. 8220;We write to…. One of the thin...
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Book of the Week. Writing Topic of the Week. Movies Based on Books. 8220;We write to…. 8220;We write to taste life twice, in the moment and in retrospect.”. What do you think this quote means? Posted on March 17, 2014. If one cannot … ». 2 thoughts on “ “We write to…. March 17, 2014 at 1:18 am. Great quote. So much to learn from Anais Nin! March 17, 2014 at 1:23 am. That’s a very good meaning! I hadn’t thought of it like that. It shows me a whole different perspective. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Inspired Thoughts Arising from the Travails of Modern Life. Quote of the Week. Quote of the Week. Quote of the Week 3/9/14. Posted by Paul Rotter. March 9, 2014. Quote of the week. Lately I’ve been amazed by how little I often accomplish in a full day’s work. I sit at my computer for hours at a time, typing, reading, revising, becoming aggravated, becoming inspired, on it goes, and at the end of the day, only a few measly unpolished pages to show for it. Such is the life of a writer. Paul Rotter was born...
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Inspired Thoughts Arising from the Travails of Modern Life. Quote of the Week. Posted by Paul Rotter. February 11, 2014. They arrived by bus and by van, packed in tight like farm animals, tasting each other’s hot breath, smelling each other’s unwashed hair. When the doors slid open, the children burst from the vehicles and scattered across the ball field like fireworks. Why do they take so many, I asked. Watch this, Steven called to me, striking an awkward pose at the three-point line. He palmed the ...
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Inspired Thoughts Arising from the Travails of Modern Life. Quote of the Week. Quote of the Week. Quote of the Week 4/13/2014. Posted by Paul Rotter. April 13, 2014. Quote of the week. Paul Rotter was born in Southeastern Pennsylvania. He earned a B.A. in English from the University of Central Florida where he was a Finalist for Outstanding Literary Nonfiction Writer. He currently writes for an Investor Relations firm in Maitland, FL. You can follow him on twitter @pmrotter. Quote of the Week 4/6/14.
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Inspired Thoughts Arising from the Travails of Modern Life. Quote of the Week. Quote of the Week. Quote of the Week 3/16/14. Posted by Paul Rotter. March 16, 2014. Quote of the week. Even though Wilhem Steinitz is still consistently ranked as one of the Top Ten Greatest Chess Players in History. We can do the same with the inner critic that all too frequently poisons the creative process with doubt and self-deprecation. And, if you haven’t already, give chess a try. Though hailed as a game of l...Paul Ro...
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Inspired Thoughts Arising from the Travails of Modern Life. Quote of the Week. Quote of the Week. Quote of the Week 3/23/14. Posted by Paul Rotter. March 24, 2014. Quote of the week. Paul Rotter was born in Southeastern Pennsylvania. He earned a B.A. in English from the University of Central Florida where he was a Finalist for Outstanding Literary Nonfiction Writer. He currently writes for an Investor Relations firm in Maitland, FL. You can follow him on twitter @pmrotter. Quote of the Week 3/16/14.
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Inspired Thoughts Arising from the Travails of Modern Life. Quote of the Week. Paul Rotter was born in Southeastern Pennsylvania. He earned a B.A. in English from the University of Central Florida where he was a Finalist for Outstanding Literary Nonfiction Writer. He currently writes for an Investor Relations firm in Maitland, FL. You can follow him on twitter @pmrotter. Paul Rotter has written 20 posts for Inspiratio ex Machina. Quote of the Week 4/13/2014. Posted by Paul Rotter. April 13, 2014. The Ris...
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Inspired Thoughts Arising from the Travails of Modern Life. Quote of the Week. Quote of the Week. Quote of the Week 2/23/14. Posted by Paul Rotter. February 23, 2014. Quote of the week. Paul Rotter was born in Southeastern Pennsylvania. He earned a B.A. in English from the University of Central Florida where he was a Finalist for Outstanding Literary Nonfiction Writer. He currently writes for an Investor Relations firm in Maitland, FL. You can follow him on twitter @pmrotter. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Inspired Thoughts Arising from the Travails of Modern Life. Quote of the Week. Book Review: The Risk Pool by Richard Russo. Posted by Paul Rotter. March 15, 2014. A typical coming of age story, The Risk Pool. Is an entertaining, if somewhat flat, second novel from Pulitzer prize-winning author Richard Russo. Bold, quirky characters and clever dialogue kept me turning the pages but never seemed to produce satisfying rising action (or resolution). That the book is really about Ned’s diminishing relationshi...
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Inspired Thoughts Arising from the Travails of Modern Life. Quote of the Week. Image courtesy of photographer extraordinaire/timeless beauty Janean Bartman. I try to live a life full of adventures (you might take a peek at some of them here. 7 thoughts on “ About. Thank you so much for stopping by at my blog and for liking my post ”Interest and commitment”. May the Lord richly bless you in all your endeavor in the name of Jesus Christ. January 19, 2014, 9:29 pm. Reply to this comment. February 16, 2014, ...
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Inspired Thoughts Arising from the Travails of Modern Life. Quote of the Week. Posted by Paul Rotter. January 22, 2014. Bedtimes, meal restrictions, chores, limited television viewing; it was tyranny! More than that though, it was dull. Locking my younger brother in the basement was the most exciting thing that had happened all week. My ideas of how life ought to be lived were torn straight from the pages of classics like The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. And Robert Louis Stevenson’s Kidnapped. She asked, ey...
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The Little Book Pixie. Review and Rating Policy. Domingo, 30 de octubre de 2016. Monday Book Recommendations: The Safest Lies by Megan Miranda. Publicado por Paulina J. Monday is the day I choose what new books I’m going to start reading but I have so many books in my To Read Pile that sometimes it’s hard to choose so I have decided that on Monday mornings I’ll recommend some of my favorite books. Title: The Safest Lies. Crown Books for Young Readers. I wasn't sure what to expect about this book, it was ...
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Saturday, February 11, 2012. I've been reading a recent edition of John Holt's book of homeschooling, Teach Your Own. Mostly because I think John Holt is brilliant. I don't, of course, need to be convinced that homeschooling is a good idea, but sometimes it is helpful to be reminded why I'm choosing to keep my children at home instead of sending them away and getting a little peace and quiet! Beyond that, there are a number of practices, by now very common in schools all over the country, which in and of...
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