The most telling part of the story is that, had she been able to free it, there was nowhere she could move it to. There are at least 3 cars for every spot in the Boston/Cambridge area, and there are a lot less spots once it snows at all.
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The most telling part of the story is that, had she been able to free it, there was nowhere she could move it to. There are at least 3 cars for every spot in the Boston/Cambridge area, and there are a lot less spots once it snows at all.
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Fallen behind on the books for December
December is a great month to read. There are always blocks of time when you cannot rush around, when you are poised in between one task or another,…
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And some other thoughts
I am not sure the Dreamwidth thing is working for me. How about if I cross post to Twitter, sometimes? But maybe not always. What do you guys think?…
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November Book 3,
The third November book was the last one. I did not read much in November. It was Prairie Fire by Caroline Fraser. The book is an examination of…
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