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The Sagan Series, Part VII
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The Long Astronomical Perspective
The Sagan Series, Part VII
[ cloud overview | get your own cloud ] This is a Tumblr Cloud I generated from my blog posts between Apr 2011 and Jul 2011 containing my top 90 used words. Top 1 blogs I reblogged the most:
caffeinatedrabbit
End of an Era
The Sagan Series, part VI
Decide to listen.
The Sagan Series Part V
Per aspera ad astra.
The Sagan Series Part IV
If we crave some cosmic purpose, then let us find ourselves some worthy goal.
The Sagan Series Part III
This shit's the real deal.
The Del McCoury Band
It's like if there were an episode of The Twilight Zone about bluegrass.
Long distance is hard. You have to trust that as you each change on your own, your relationship will also change along with you. It takes hope, good humor, and idealism. It takes a massive dose of courage to protect the relationship at all odds. It is hard, but it is worth it. You'll both be stronger as a result.
Craig M. Mullaney, The Unforgiving Minute: A Solider's Education
Fuckin' smart.
We needn't fear the dark: life looks for life.
The Sagan Series Part II
The frontier is everywhere.
The Sagan Series Part I
books books books
Currently reading: Tolkien and the Great War, by John Garth
About to read: A Short History of Nearly Everything, by Bill Bryson
Book wish list: the entire Internet