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- chell - who writes uncannily like the way she speaks
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- drew brody aka "the logic man"
- earl greyhound
- elizabeth deull
- erica weiner jewels
- fluffy goodness
- gabe's brain blog
- ghost gamblers
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- 2 or 3 things i know
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- bookslut blog
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- identical eye
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- shala
- so much to tell you
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- vintage kids' book my kid loves
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November
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- Helplessly hoping.
- Ghost town, better than Vampire town, I suppose.
- Ladies and Gentlemen, Mr. Leonard Cohen
- Take this longing from my tongue.
- Space madness.
- Topshop, stay home.
- Check out my ear, yo!
- En pointe.
- I may be knitting a ranch house.
- Silhouetted by the sea
- Ev'ry thing's all right
- My castle, my books.
- Mayle mourning.
- Alias- the Logic Man.
- Will you be my girlfriend?
- Though I fear fish, I long for the detritus of sea...
- Tete a tete.
- Women in the Forest
- Jezebel holiday cards, for one, and preferably, all.
- Far into the cosmos.
- Tis the season?
- It was the 90s, and I wore vintage Levi's and Eter...
- A sense of place/Eudora Welty, revisited.
- Gone East, to meet Eudora Welty.
- And they did, abandon their nostalgia for the womb.
- Bestill my beating heart.
- Treasure and pleasure.
- And the world is still round!
- Starry day, starry night.
- Where I have been.
- Will it be a brave new world?
- You can go home again.
- I love Karl Lagerfeld.
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2 comments:
It's so pretty. I wonder if the star and crescent symbol represented Islam even in the 1880's?javascript:void(0)
Probably, but I'm not sure? I liked the whole muddiness that it brought to a tense day which ended with a starry night and PRESIDENT OBAMA!
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