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Tag Archives: reading
Last week, I had several delightful conversations with kids about books. It always amazes me when an 11-year-old can have a lengthy conversation about his favourite books, or when a 6-year-old wants to tell you about a funny picture book … Continue reading
The other day at work, someone asked me the difference between ENG-US and ENG-GB. At first, I was a little confused by the question. Really, I wondered if it was a serious question, but the man seemed to … Continue reading
I don’t travel much. I always have fun when I get there, but I stress about it for weeks prior and then I’m a mess when we leave. Okay, maybe not a mess, but it certainly can’t be easy to … Continue reading
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Stephen King says he reads everywhere—-waiting in line, at the dinner table, walking. I must say, there is a man who walks around my small town reading. I don’t know how he does it, and I certainly wonder if it’s … Continue reading
