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felis_lupusAieees... the first of many 6-day workweeks is over... Am exhausted. Need sleep soon. Headed South this weekend, first for the Return of Friday Lunch with Max & Mickel, then for some serious Guitar Hero with my brother, then to pick up my beautiful lavender bridesmaids dress for Sarah's wedding next month, but most importantly, for her bridal shower on Saturday! Going to be a fun day, I think.
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anna_mickel:
1. Grab the nearest book.
2. Open the book to page 123.
3. Find the fifth sentence.
4. Post the text of the next 3 sentences on your blog along with these instructions.
" "But monks live for God," the novice protested.
"And they are also ordinary human beings - no more, no less. That," Brother Adam added gently, "is why we need God's grace."
- Edward Rutherford, The Forest
Interestingly enough, the "nearest book" was 2 stories up... I refuse to include game instruction manuals or cookbooks in this meme, and my computer being in the basement offers little in the way of fine literary material... The Forest, a gift from my mother-in-law this past Christmas, is quite a good book, so far. Gotten me through a couple sessions at the auto mechanics', anyway. Takes place over several centuries, centered around the forest along England's southern coast, stretching from the Norman Conquest and William the Conqueror to present day. I highly recommend, even before I've finished it. :)
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anna_mickel:1. Grab the nearest book.
2. Open the book to page 123.
3. Find the fifth sentence.
4. Post the text of the next 3 sentences on your blog along with these instructions.
" "But monks live for God," the novice protested.
"And they are also ordinary human beings - no more, no less. That," Brother Adam added gently, "is why we need God's grace."
- Edward Rutherford, The Forest
Interestingly enough, the "nearest book" was 2 stories up... I refuse to include game instruction manuals or cookbooks in this meme, and my computer being in the basement offers little in the way of fine literary material... The Forest, a gift from my mother-in-law this past Christmas, is quite a good book, so far. Gotten me through a couple sessions at the auto mechanics', anyway. Takes place over several centuries, centered around the forest along England's southern coast, stretching from the Norman Conquest and William the Conqueror to present day. I highly recommend, even before I've finished it. :)
