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Confessions Of A Bookaholic – Guilty Pleasures Edition #43 – Sweet Valley High #48 – Slam Book Fever
This book was a surprise, just the right kind of ridiculous to make my sides hurt from laughter. You won’t want to miss it! 😉 “Slam Book Fever” Sweet Valley Scale: 5 out of 5 Twins Slam books are the … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Books, fiction, Guilty Pleasures, Reviews
Tagged "book review", "reading list", "sweet valley high", anonymous, break up, entertainment, everyone has lost their damn minds, guilty pleasure, hilarious, hunky redhead, love, man stealing, misunderstanding, rumors, slam book, student literary magazine, superlatives, sweet valley
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Sleep… Interrupted
I am in productive mode, but I can’t stop yawning. Last night I got just over seven hours sleep. The day before seven hours, and so it has been… on average I still get seven hours, but I need more, … Continue reading
A New Kind Of Sick: The Lie Of Colorado Amendment 67 – Be Informed, Lives Depend On It
Every now and then I come across a piece of legislation that makes me sick. Sometimes it is because of what it stands for (institutionalized discrimination like same-sex marriage bans for example) and other times it is because of how … Continue reading
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Tagged "abortion ban", "Amendment 67", "informed voting", "political deception", "pro-choice", "pro-life", Colorado, elections, misleading, Personhood
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Confessions Of A Bookaholic – Guilty Pleasures Edition #43 – Sweet Valley High #47 – Troublemaker
I hope you’re ready for a Sweet Valley book you don’t feel as guilt about loving, because this next installment is light on the guilt, heavy on the pleasure. Hazing hijinks, really bad dancing, and putting a rich prick in … Continue reading
The Diary Art: To Journal Or Not To Journal, When You Can’t Write By Hand
When I was younger I kept a diary pretty much my entire middle school and high school existence. Starting at the age of five, I kept sporadic written recollections but it wasn’t until I was 12 that I actually put … Continue reading
