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Oct 13 2021
Sometimes I Might Be an Introvert
If you haven’t checked out Little Simz yet…you should…
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Oct 11 2021
Friends That Broke My Heart
Another great album from James Blake. Its a breakup album…with a twist, not a lover, but those breakups with friends that sometimes only hurt more.
(Also the video for the lead single “Say What You Will” is great…love the bit with FINNEAS being his foil.)
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May 18 2021
Loving someone…
“Loving someone is like having a mental illness that’s not covered by health insurance.”
– from “On a Stone Pillow” in First Person Singular by Haruki Murakami
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Apr 03 2021
Books I’ve Read in 2021…
Total Pages Read: 2,853
Shortest Book: 208 pages
Longest Book: 560 pages
Fiction: 5
Non-Fiction:
Cookbook: 3
Poetry:
Last Book Read:
8. Jack by Marilynne Robinson (Gilead #4). The story of “Jack,” son of Gilead’s Presbyterian minister, and how he came to fall in love with Della Miles, a high school teacher who is also a preacher’s child. There is only one problem, Jack is white and Della is black. It is against the law for the two of them to marry and dangerous even to be seen together. 320 pages. (Finished 3 Apr 2021.)
Past Lists:
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Jul 26 2020
folklore
Taylor Swift dropped a new album on Friday and it is amazing and devastating all at the same time.
So much to unpack. This is an album created in quarantine. Both a return to her earlier pre-pop roots and an exploration into new territory for Taylor. It is a reflection of the strange times we find ourselves in. A time when “the lines between fantasy and reality blur and the boundaries between truth and fiction become almost indiscernible.”
I have many thoughts after having listened at least a half dozen times already. Those however are for another day, time, or person.
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Jun 21 2019
Robyn – Ever Again
— Lauren Hudgins
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