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Vu's Reads:
- The Nikki Giovanni Poetry Collection, Nikki Giovani
- The Story of my Father, Sue Miller
- Curve Away from Stillness: Science Poems, John Allman
- Science and Other Poems, Alison Hawthorne Deming
- Spectacular Science: A Book of Poems, Lee Bennett Hopkins
- The Measured Word: On Poetry and Science, Kurt Brown
- Contemporary Poetry and Contemporary Science, Robert Crawford
- Denver Quarterly
- Life after Death, the Burden of Proof, Deepak Chopra
- Letters to a Young Poet, Ranier Maria Rilke
- The Year of Magical Thinking, Joan Didion
- Nothing is Impossible: Reflections on a New Life, Christopher Reeve
- The Essential Mystics: The Soul's Journey into Truth, Andrew Harvey
- The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime, Mark Haddon
- Unable for the World to Sleep, Tom Ruud
- Stumbling on Happiness (the science of happy), Daniel Gilbert
- The Language of Archetypes, Caroline Myss
- Willow Room, Green Door; Deborah Keenan
- On Writing, Stephen King
- We Are All Welcome Here, Elizabeth Berg
- Through the Open Door to the Vastness of Your True Being, Eckhart Tolle
- Gilgamesh, Some Dead Guy
- Telling, Patricia Francisco
- Great Gatsby
5 comments:
Awesome. Totally cute. Dang.
Double dang!
Is that like "I double dang dare ya?"
It's "double dawg dare ya."
When something is improbable or of dubious utility one says:
"That dawg don't hunt."
If you are the individual who has just realized, as a result of the aforementioned riposte, that your proposal has nary a chance of success, your reply is then:
"Dang!"
"aforementioned riposte?"
w00t! to the big word man.
Cavu, I can't wait to see what you do with the word riposte. It would be a great word to include in a post, don't you think?
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