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flax-golden tales: the cat and the fiddle
the cat and the fiddle I was tasked with finding that cat who could play the fiddle because the band needed a proper fiddle player and the sheep were lousy at anything but percussion
miscellany
horoscope
Cancer Horoscope for week of July 4, 2013 Thomas Gray was a renowned 18th-century English poet best remembered for his “Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard.” It was a short poem — only 986
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flax-golden tales: not how love works
not how love works I’ve been told it’s important to always be nice. But nice can be dangerous. It puts me in places I don’t want to be. I don’t know how to get
books
post-ocean blue dress gratitude
Last week I got to wear a blue (blue! not black!) dress and interview Neil Gaiman and talk about The Ocean at the End of the Lane and admit in front of hundreds of
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flax-golden tales: seagull
seagull I hadn’t seen any birds at all for so long that at first the dark spot on the blue sky was a puzzlement. My eyes couldn’t sort out what it was until it
books
gaiman-y post (goes well with tea)
Neil Gaiman’s lovely, brilliant The Ocean at the End of the Lane comes out today, hurrah! I’d tell you what I think of it but if you’re reading this you probably already know, and