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readingproject updated Reading Project

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nohappynonsense 5 years ago

who's this hasty guy, he sounds hot

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readingproject 5 years ago

I'm lichen his writen

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nohappynonsense 5 years ago

this guy with the puns

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dreamcore updated dreamcore

5 years ago

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elaboraet nohappynonsense

5 years ago

Mhm, I guess it's a minor touch. I guess I'll keep Moon for now. Hey, looks great at least!

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elaboraet nohappynonsense

5 years ago

That's right, I remember seeing a CSS trick for Firefox, userChrome method or something similar. Wouldn't an update wipe it out, though?

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nohappynonsense 5 years ago

It prob would, yeah. But I'd imagine you could just retain the code and copy paste it as needed? Tabs on top don't bother me much so I've never looked into the fix too much

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readingproject

5 years ago

New Review: The Cat and the City by Nick Bradley

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letslearntogether 5 years ago

What a lovely review! Thank you for sharing. The Japanese culture has such an enigmatic relationship to cats, from the mythology behind the "maneki-neko" or ('beckoning cat') statues, to "Tashirojima", the place informally known as 'Cat Island'. I also can't help but wonder if "The Cat and the City" is influenced by Natsume Soseki's famous "I Am a Cat" novel to some extent. In general, it sounds fascinating!

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readingproject 5 years ago

Victoria, who wrote the review, talked to me about the place of cats in Japanese culture, which is why she included the cat cafe in the sidebar. I know very little about Japanese literature, so I can't comment on Soseki, but I'll forward your comment on to Victoria when I see her next. Thanks!

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readingproject updated Reading Project

5 years ago

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nohappynonsense updated No Happy Nonsense

5 years ago

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letslearntogether 5 years ago

Me too. I hope she is doing alright.

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elaboraet 5 years ago

I saw your comment on her site the other day and went to see what was going on. Sad!

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readingproject 5 years ago

I've never seen her page before. Just been looking through it. Really serious. Hope she is ok

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wanderinginn updated The Wandering Inn

5 years ago

The Wandering Inn

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5 years ago

No new reviews today, but if you visit our About/Blog page you can view a photo gallery of us finishing the Reading Project Street Library over the weekend!

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readingproject updated Reading Project

5 years ago

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nohappynonsense

5 years ago

hi, site updates galore! new post, new format, new this new that. stick around and drink a coffee. more new stuff coming soon.

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meersalz 5 years ago

Love it! It's always a pleasure to read your stuff!

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nohappynonsense 5 years ago

thank ye kindly! your site is pretty intriguing so far, excited to see it grow!

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meersalz 5 years ago

Okay, so I finished reading the article (the second time so as not to miss anything)! Especially fond of how well you portrayed growth and improvement. Even though it ends on a lull, it still manages to conjure up the sliver of hope we all need in these trying times.

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nohappynonsense 5 years ago

thanks, i usually end most of my writing with some variation of "what does it matter, the climate collapse will end us all" so the prospect of going outside for a jog feels hugely positive for me, haha

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readingproject 5 years ago

At 54 I still run the same distances I did when I was 20! My sons complain I tell the same jokes all the time. I have tried to explain I am not repetitious.These are running jokes

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nohappynonsense 5 years ago

the dadness of this post is :chef kiss:

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