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08
Nov
2009
Louisa May Alcott’s Apple Slump

6 hours ago by veganactivist

If you visit LouisaMayAlcott.org, you will find for sale a recipe called Apple Slump. It is offered as part of the tourist experience of visiting Orchard House in Concord, Massachusetts, where the Alcott family had its most permanent residence. What the re-printing of this recipe doesn’t hint at is ...

Vegan Activist - veganactivist.wordpress.com · 1 reference

06
Nov
2009
Dear Blog:

2 days ago by novelwhore

I miss you! I’ve been reading all sorts of good books lately and haven’t even had the chance to update my spreadsheet (nerd alert) and have been trying to keep track via my cell phone. I owe you reviews for the following, which are the books I felt most strongly about one way or another: KNIT THE SE ...

NovelWhore's Blog - novelwhore.wordpress.com · Rank: 162,709 · 8 references

05
Nov
2009
#115 March by Geraldine Brooks

3 days ago by cheesygiraffe

Book Description: As the North reels under a series of unexpected defeats during the dark first year of the Civil War, one man leaves behind his family to aid the Union cause. His experience will utterly change his marriage and challenge his most ardently held beliefs. From Louisa May Alcott's belov ...

What Cheesy Reads - cheesygiraffe.blogspot.com · 23 references

the sun is shining

3 days ago by Sarah

Far away, there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead.- Louisa May Alcott Posted in Quotes Tagged: Bob Marley, Louisa May Alcott, Music, One Of My Favourites Things, Quotes, The Sun ...

Ah Anbesol! - ahanbesol.wordpress.com

03
Nov
2009
Tuesday, November 3, 2009

5 days ago by devonellington

Violet Tuesday, November 3, 2009 Yesterday was the full moon Neptune Retrograde Uranus Retrograde No idea re: weather — I’m scheduling this to post the night before Yeah, I never managed to blog yesterday. Oops. And I’m headed off at the crack of — to get my car serviced, so I actually scheduled thi ...

Ink In My Coffee - devonellington.wordpress.com · Rank: 26,776 · 68 references

Books: ‘Louisa May Alcott: The Woman Behind Little Women’

5 days ago by jesharris

Here is my latest book review, from the Sunday (Nov. 1, 2009) Dallas Morning News: Louisa May Alcott biography details author’s lifelong struggles By JOYCE SÁENZ HARRIS / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News Joyce Sáenz Harris is a Dallas freelance writer. Two women, both closely identifie ...

Alexandria - aleksandreia.wordpress.com · Rank: 51,682 · 67 references

02
Nov
2009
An End Of The Year Gift

6 days ago by gail

Another one of my obsessions, Louisa May Alcott, will be getting an American Masters special on December 28 at 9 PM. Evidently we're going to learn that she was another unhappy writer. Is there any other kind?

Original Content - gailgauthier.com · Rank: 69,374 · 52 references

Color . . . Or, Not

6 days ago by Robin

According to my latest Astronomy of the Day photo, astronomers have calculated the color of the universe, if all the colors of the universe were averaged out (tell me they have more important things to do, please.) The color is a very pale beige ivory that they have playfully dubbed sky ivory, univ ...

The Peregrinations of a ... - welshrobin.wordpress.com · 1 reference

Books: ‘Louisa May Alcott: The Woman Behind Little Women’

6 days ago by jesharris

Here is my latest book review, from the Sunday (Nov. 1, 2009) Dallas Morning News: Louisa May Alcott biography details author’s lifelong struggles By JOYCE SÁENZ HARRIS / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News Joyce Sáenz Harris is a Dallas freelance writer. Two women, both closely identifie ...

jesharris: Power in the Blog - jesharris.wordpress.com · 4 references

31
Oct
2009
A Brief History of the Modern Zombie, or Why I Hate Zombie Lit

8 days ago by Willa A. Cmiel

by Willa A. Cmiel For as much as we like to talk about and link to zombies here at Vol. 1, I really think the trend is, to put it nicely, pretty silly. To be truly frank, I actually find it immensely, offensively, near-tragically awful. (It’s true that I’ve written about this before.) Historically, ...

Untitled blog - vol1brooklyn.com · Rank: 97,138 · 11 references

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