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| (Originally posted on MySpace.)
...a very happy, prosperous, thoughtful, peaceful, loving, healthy New Year!  I'm drinking to all of you as I type this. Let's hope we can bring world peace a little closer during the next year, and learn to take better care of the earth, and of each other.
Let's all do our best.
Happy New Year! *mwah*
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| (Originally posted on MySpace.)
...a very happy, prosperous, thoughtful, peaceful, loving, healthy New Year! I'm drinking to all of you as I type this. Let's hope we can bring world peace a little closer during the next year, and learn to take better care of the earth, and of each other.
Let's all do our best.
Happy New Year! *mwah*
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Not all that much, really. I just finished a rather weird and fragmentaric book by Charlotte Mutsaers, called De Markiezin. It was a bit vague, but the fragments in themselves were all interesting and/or funny, so I did finish it. Other than that, I haven't really been reading. Just some BC and Wizard of Id comic pocket books. I released one of them (yes, I'm talking about BookCrossing again, check it out if you haven't by now!) here in Arnhem, and it was found two weeks later in Alkmaar, by someone from Hilversum who's going to release it there. Way to go, brave little book! I'm currently looking forward to the two books at the very top of my Mt. ToBeRead: one is Paddy Clarke, Ha Ha Ha by Roddy Doyle, whom I rather like as a writer, and the other is Het Zijn Net Mensen by Joris Luyendijk, a non-fiction book by a wartime correspondent who just spent five years in the Middle East. Should be interesting, and I got it as a Christmas present. I'm not sure yet which one is going to be first but I'm probably going to enjoy them both.
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Not all that much, really. I just finished a rather weird and fragmentaric book by Charlotte Mutsaers, called De Markiezin. It was a bit vague, but the fragments in themselves were all interesting and/or funny, so I did finish it. Other than that, I haven't really been reading. Just some BC and Wizard of Id comic pocket books. I released one of them (yes, I'm talking about BookCrossing again, check it out if you haven't by now!) here in Arnhem, and it was found two weeks later in Alkmaar, by someone from Hilversum who's going to release it there. Way to go, brave little book! I'm currently looking forward to the two books at the very top of my Mt. ToBeRead: one is Paddy Clarke, Ha Ha Ha by Roddy Doyle, whom I rather like as a writer, and the other is Het Zijn Net Mensen by Joris Luyendijk, a non-fiction book by a wartime correspondent who just spent five years in the Middle East. Should be interesting, and I got it as a Christmas present. I'm not sure yet which one is going to be first but I'm probably going to enjoy them both.
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