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It occurred to me that ‘whatever floats your boat,’ and ‘that’s my tea,’ are basically the the same sentiment but from opposite sides. Then it occurred to me that one side is American and the other is British, and they’re both in Boston.
I bought this book expecting to be able to use it to help me teach the Months of the Year to my daughter. The little poems in the book are totally UNrelated to the months of the year. The only mention of months are at the top of the page. I am sorely disappointed and my 4 yr actually was quite bored with the VERY TINY book. The price of this selection should be around .50 because that is about its value.
A Customer reviews Chicken Soup with Rice: a Book of Months
This has been sitting in my local thrift store for months and today I finally broke down and bought it.
Ghosts. Apparently there's like 4 vampire seamstresses now, and at least 3 vampires that claim to see ghosts. I honestly don't get it. Did you all get to pick a skill when you were embraced? Is this a new thing?
Educate me about the way of the Vikings, Apples. I somehow suspect you'll be more accurate then the documents on the tv.
Once upon a time there were some men (and women!) on ornately designed ships. With a lot of shields. They sailed to all kinds of places to make friends with people around the world. Sometimes they came home with peace offerings. Also, they wore hats with horns on them and after they aged out of proper sailing age, joined melodic metal bands.
You’ll have to ask again if you want a real answer, see, I’m like an eight-ball.
What do you think of Mediums anyway? Might be a worth while job to consider if we ever get tight on money.
I think most self respecting “mediums” have better things to do with their time. But what do I know, it’s not like I see the dead every day or anything.
… alright, I suppose I’ll admit it. I admire it. Somewhat. Though I remain forever skeptical of the majority of these people. Including those that reside on Long Island, USA.
