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Continue reading →: Three Fictional Characters
I have succumbed to the latest meme to take over the internet because I’m very self centered and like talking about myself. The name of the game is Three Fictional Characters and the instructions are obvious. Share three fictional characters that best describe you. I spent way too much time…
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Continue reading →: The Get To Know Me tag.
Totally stole this tag from Kate @ Opinionated Book Lover because it’s a rainy Thursday and being productive on a rainy Thursday just…. no. And my life has been a bit too hectic lately for real writing. Instead, let me tell you all the things about me that you never…
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Continue reading →: Second grade looks like…
I feel like I’ve got a mountain of pictures piling up and not enough time to tell all the stories so, here’s a glimpse of what second grade looks like for BB – we’ll see if pictures really are worth a thousand words.
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Continue reading →: On mothering in the Septembers.
Dear MM, I wanted to apologize for the quality of our afternoons over the last few weeks. Is it weird for me, your mother, to be apologizing for bad behavior? I’ll tell you a Secret that grown ups often don’t want their kids to know: we have no idea what…
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Continue reading →: 3 YA novels to stay up too late shipping.
Quick Lit: 09.15.2016 It’s mid-September which mean’s Anne @ Modern Mrs. Darcy is writing about the books she’s been reading recently as part of her Quick Lit link up series. Wanna play along? Write about the books you’ve been reading over the past month or so, then head to her…
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Continue reading →: Book Review: My Lady Jane
My Lady Jane by coauthors Cynthia Hand, Brodi Ashton and Jodi Meadows Page Count: 512 (hardcover) Published: June 7, 2016 I read a lot of books. Some of them I really enjoy, some of them I have to kind of drag myself through for one reason or another. Other books…
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