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hermetic

(8,924 posts)
32. Re: my project
Mon Oct 15, 2018, 11:33 AM
Oct 2018

When I first started hosting this weekly discussion I was living alone with 2 cats. I had LOTS of time for reading. Nowadays I share my home with a fellow and 7 cats! I never anticipated this and I tell ya, by the time I finish all my daily chores, I usually read about 10 pages of a book and I am out like the proverbial light.
I do anticipate more reading time soon, though, once winter sets in. Then, at least, I won't have to be tending a garden.

I have always had a thing about Vincent. Can't really explain it but am fascinated whenever I hear anything about him. So, I guess I will have to have a look at these.

The Letters of Vincent van Gogh refers to a collection of 903 surviving letters written or received by Vincent van Gogh. More than 650 of these were from Vincent to his brother Theo.

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Memory Man by David Baldacci redstatebluegirl Oct 2018 #1
Sounds intense hermetic Oct 2018 #4
I love his books, I have read them all. redstatebluegirl Oct 2018 #8
Hi Hermetic, Ohiogal Oct 2018 #2
Hiyo, Ohio hermetic Oct 2018 #7
My husband still has his college calculus book! Ohiogal Oct 2018 #9
I'll jump in to suggest yonder Oct 2018 #11
Truly hermetic Oct 2018 #14
Winesburg, Ohio by Anderson trixie2 Oct 2018 #3
Wonderful hermetic Oct 2018 #10
I got this book but was actually looking for Spoon River Anthology trixie2 Oct 2018 #20
The Paris Architect, by Charles Belfoure northoftheborder Oct 2018 #5
Wow hermetic Oct 2018 #12
Ragtime in Simla by Barbara Cleverly Srkdqltr Oct 2018 #6
A police procedural/mystery hermetic Oct 2018 #13
"Let it Bleed" a John Rebus mystery by Ian Rankin, but thanks to niyad TexasProgresive Oct 2018 #15
But of course hermetic Oct 2018 #16
I actually read "Let it Bleed" sometime in the past. TexasProgresive Oct 2018 #17
The Baker Street Brothers series PennyK Oct 2018 #18
Oh, cool hermetic Oct 2018 #19
Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine Jane Austin Oct 2018 #21
Nice hermetic Oct 2018 #22
How are you liking it so far? (eom) violetpastille Oct 2018 #29
I finished it, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Jane Austin Oct 2018 #30
Resurrection Men murielm99 Oct 2018 #23
That he is hermetic Oct 2018 #24
You're really making a project pscot Oct 2018 #25
Re: my project hermetic Oct 2018 #32
East Beach: A Mystery Featuring Jake Sands...by Ron Ely Tikki Oct 2018 #26
Hot beach volleyball action hermetic Oct 2018 #33
"Cop Hater" by Ed McBain The King of Prussia Oct 2018 #27
Going to be looking for hermetic Oct 2018 #34
The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms Bleacher Creature Oct 2018 #28
Epic fantasy hermetic Oct 2018 #35
sense and sensibility. been pushing thru all. pansypoo53219 Oct 2018 #31
Timeless hermetic Oct 2018 #36
i rad about a near contemporary of austin in my 1903 encyclopedia britannica. pansypoo53219 Oct 2018 #41
Seeing this immense, gorgeous, spacious library while in the midst of setting up japple Oct 2018 #37
Isn't that amazing? hermetic Oct 2018 #39
Deep Storm getting old in mke Oct 2018 #38
Haven't read this one yet hermetic Oct 2018 #40
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