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What would Thoreau think?
April turned out to be a busy month, but I did find time to read. I suspect that the author of one of the books I finished, Walden, would not think much of either my hectic schedule or my eclectic rea… more →
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What would Thoreau think?
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Deb Baker wrote 2 months ago: April turned out to be a busy month, but I did find time to read. I suspect that the author of one o … more →
April in paradise
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Deb Baker wrote 2 months ago: Maybe when you picture paradise, it’s someplace warm enough to sustain palm trees, or to suppo … more →
Reading fast? I'm too hungry.
Deb Baker wrote 4 months ago: In February 2008, I began tracking my reading at Goodreads. As of today, I’ve added 106 books … more →
Endurance and inspiration
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Deb Baker wrote 5 months ago: January always gets me thinking about new beginnings. This year is even more conducive to forward t … more →
Searches for meaning, theories of everything
Deb Baker wrote 6 months ago: Two of us here at the bookconscious household were NaNoWriMo winners this year — which means w … more →
Platform Agnostic
Toby Getsch wrote 6 months ago: I think I want everything to be platform agnostic. But, I’m not sure about reasons why I … more →
Autodidactism
rainmakerz wrote 7 months ago: Today’s topic is: Autodidactism – the ability to learn things yourself In any learning organisation … more →
Not back to school part II: locavores, camels, and a flying priest
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Deb Baker wrote 9 months ago: As I explained in my earlier post, it’s not back to school time in the bookconscious household … more →
Not back to school, part I: exploring the fantastic, the implausible, and the outrageous
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Deb Baker wrote 9 months ago: Sweatshirt weather, soccer season, maples beginning to blush, and my daughter’s lone pumpkin t … more →
Caught in a trough -- books to distract from liquid sunshine
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Deb Baker wrote 11 months ago: My mom sent me a news link today explaining why New Hampshire’s summer has been so wet. We are … more →
Success Prep
Toby Getsch wrote 11 months ago: 10 Skills You Need to Succeed at Almost Anything [HT: Clint Covington] … more →
To weigh, to sift and winnow -- the pleasure of essays and other assorted reading
Deb Baker wrote 1 year ago: It’s been nearly two months since my last bookconscious post. I haven’t stopped reading. … more →
Learning to Change-Changing to Learn
Toby Getsch wrote 1 year ago: Learning to Change-Changing to Learn Notice my URL… now. I found this video via this post … more →
interesting words for me today
Toby Getsch wrote 1 year ago: tolerable dross patience quagmire drivel adroit tepid … more →
Come again?
dripdropthelovelydream wrote 1 year ago: It’s strange how little you can actually know about the world you live in. I like to consider … more →
A plethora of poetry
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Deb Baker wrote 1 year ago: Since April is National Poetry Month (as well as International Guitar Month, National Frog Month, an … more →
Status Updates
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Toby Getsch wrote 1 year ago: I just added this as my Facebook status. “Toby is quagmire laden, feeling morose, exhaus … more →
March 20
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Toby Getsch wrote 1 year ago: March 20 is today’s date. This year it’s the 80th day of the year (leap year). … more →
curing your appetite for fallacies
Toby Getsch wrote 1 year ago: “A fallacy is a kind of error in reasoning…” … more →
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