Rules:
* Grab the book nearest you. Right now. NO CHEATING BY PICKING SOMETHING TO MAKE YOU LOOK SMART! The book NEAREST you.
* Turn to page 57.
* Find the fifth sentence.
* Post that sentence here, and then, along with these instructions, in a note to your own blog / Facebook wall.
Here's mine: "If you don't hear the sameness, say them aloud, chant them, and you will." (Ursula K Le Guin, Steering the Craft)
(p.s. I totally stole this game from Facebook.)
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No matter where I am living in the world, I always return to Lake Michigan. There's a house in the dunes where I like to hang a hammock and sleep. But I'm not there right now.
I'm in Pittsburgh, figuring out life as a writer, a writing instructor, an imperfectly whole yogini, an amateur theologian, a nontraditional wife, a cat-owner, and a new homeowner.
I'm in Pittsburgh, figuring out life as a writer, a writing instructor, an imperfectly whole yogini, an amateur theologian, a nontraditional wife, a cat-owner, and a new homeowner.
Lake Michigan is now a refuge and spiritual haven. Hence: pilgrim. Although - God hangs out by the Allegheny River too.
So many books, so little time...
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- life of zowee
- metanoia
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- the o-gne-bo
- once you are real
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- poiesis theou
- pretty shiny things
- reflections from kate
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- wayfaring wagner
- what's your wood worth?
- writing for liberty
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"Everyone knows what poverty is."
"Estoy pensando en algo que uso para estudiar." (Enfoques, my Spanish text book)
"Heat a well-seasoned nonstick griddle or heavy skillet over medium." - Rick Bayless. Mexico One Plate at a Time.
Page 57 was a chapter title page in the first book I tried, so I grabbed the next closest one.
"Sometimes, when people are asked whether they believe in God, they picture an image that few sensible people could believe in if they tried for a week: an old man with a long white beard (as, perhaps, in some of William Blake's remarkable drawings), sitting on a cloud, looking down angrily at the mess we humans are making of the world." (in Simply Christian, by N.T. Wright)
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