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“It always feels good to enter a new country. Everything that lies ahead is as new as can be”
Rick Steves is one of the world’s foremost travel writers and is well known for his extensive travel guides. But in 1978, he was a 20-something embarking on an adventure with his friend Gene: to travel the renowned “Hippie Trail” overland f...
Life is the aftermath.
I attended an event for Nayantara Roy’s new novel Sisters of a Halved Heart and in her conversation with Dani Shapiro she mentioned that one thing that sets the novel apart from others is that it’s all about the aftermath of a life-changing...
It's not. Your real problem's the monkey.
Shea Serrano did a great recap essay of Toy Story 3 and reminded me what a great line this is. And yes I will be rewatching the first 4 movies in June in anticipation of the Toy Story 5 release later in the month. You should, too.
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"It would become perhaps the biggest underreported story of the twentieth century. It was vast. It was leaderless"
Isabel Wilkerson’s The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America’s Great Migration has been on my list to read for years, and this year I finally checked it out from the library and made my way through it. It’s an epic for sure, clock...
I'm the party pooper.
I rewatched Kindergarten Cop so I could listen to a podcast episode about it, and it is chock full of excellent quotes. I had many to choose from, but ultimately “I’m the party pooper” [said in Arnold’s accent, of course] is the one that st...
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