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I wonder if some people have never even been in a library.2 comments

jamisings wrote 1 month ago: So once again it’s time to blog about a comment made over at Awful Library Books. This time it … more →

Tags: Libraries, weeding, Stupid People, Whining, troll

Infantilization, Part Two2 comments

jmgregory wrote 2 months ago: [This is] where Cuddle Parties come in. For the uninitiated, these are basically pajama parties wher … more →

Tags: creepy, prolonged adolescence

Infantilization3 comments

jmgregory wrote 3 months ago: These are largely anecdotal, but I can’t help but feel that American adults are becoming more … more →

Tags: Culture, infantilization, Television

"Submit to gossip and you kill it; fight it and you make it strong."11 comments

jwrosenzweig wrote 4 months ago: This advice from Uncle George Amberson comes at least an hour too late to the impetuous Georgie Ambe … more →

Tags: Reflection on Reading, Progress, The Magnificent Ambersons (1919), Gossip, Pride

"And since the primordial day when caste or heritage first set one person, in his own esteem, above his fellow-beings, it is to be doubted if anybody ever felt more illustrious, or more negligently grand, than George Amberson Minafer felt at this party."2 comments

jwrosenzweig wrote 4 months ago: George Amberson Minafer, only grandchild of the old Major, is even more thoroughly unpleasant than t … more →

Tags: Reflection on Reading, The Magnificent Ambersons (1919), Arrogance, magnificence

1918: His Family, by Ernest Poole2 comments

jwrosenzweig wrote 4 months ago: I’d like these reviews to take on a sort of regular structure over time, but as yet I’m … more →

Tags: Book Review, His Family (1918), Modernity, Immigration, Literary Style

"Mankind had suddenly unmasked and shown itself for what it was--still only a precocious child..."6 comments

jwrosenzweig wrote 4 months ago: “…And the picture rose in his mind of a child, standing there of giant’s size with … more →

Tags: Reflection on Reading, His Family (1918), Progress, World War One, Humanity

"I was thinking of hungry people..."5 comments

jwrosenzweig wrote 4 months ago: “…Hungry, oh, for everything–life, its beauty, all it means. And I was thinking th … more →

Tags: Reflection on Reading, His Family (1918), Modernity, Progress, Children

It's time to grow up

sabinspirations wrote 5 months ago: It’s time to grow up. After 30 you don’t get a pass anymore. You’re grown and if y … more →

Tags: Devotional, Christianity, Faith, Religion, Inspirational, spirituality, Immaturity, boyhood, girlhood

Juvenile behavior2 comments

sabinspirations wrote 6 months ago: There is nothing worse than a grown man or woman that acts like a child. Children call people names … more →

Tags: Devotional, Christianity, Faith, Religion, Inspirational, spirituality, Maturity, Immaturity, Child

The Worst 2 Hours of My Life (So Far)1 comment

Kim wrote 7 months ago: So yesterday I met up with this guy that I met a year ago. When we first met, I don’t really k … more →

Tags: My Life, love my life, Consequences, Decisions, Desperation, Love, Men, regret, Relationships

Microsoft: still not playing nice

Jeff wrote 8 months ago: I upgraded my Lenovo S10 netbook to Windows 7 RC 1 today (I turned it into a dual boot Windows / Ubu … more →

Tags: Software, Microsoft, Netbook, windows 7

Weird Things

thaddeusballpheasant wrote 8 months ago: An assortment of oddness that has happened so far: ~After accruing a few blisters I had changed my w … more →

Tags: Italy, Gelato, Rome, weird things, Puns, scooters, creepy love, Shoulder Molesting

Doubleplus ungood...I mean not. Maybe.1 comment

slinkyboneur wrote 9 months ago: There is reason for having a Spring Break. Working breakfast at the dining center this morning was p … more →

Tags: Everything, welcome to elementary school

65. Discernment

jfjudah wrote 10 months ago: The parent’s first priority with children is to discern the difference between immaturity and rebell … more →

Tags: Consider this, Children, discern, Parenting, Immaturity, Rebellion

I've heard that chasing dogma can wear out your karma...

nexusofnow wrote 10 months ago: Like any school of thought, Zen can become pretty dogmatic.  What was once a nice way for some peopl … more →

Tags: Quotes, Philosophy, Zen, Taoism, Zen Master, Foolishness, Inspiration, irreverance, Joy

Child abuse3 comments

joelb28 wrote 11 months ago: It continues to intrigue me — the biblical point Obama raised in his inauguration speech on pu … more →

Tags: Politics, Religion, Barack Obama, free market, self-righteousness, Ideology, Inauguration, Inaugural Speech, "Childish Things

Update: Husband and Father7 comments

allison wrote 11 months ago: About The Husband: OK, here’s the thing.  I’m still alive and that’s a huge plus.  … more →

Tags: General, Family, presents, Drums, Fathers, Husbands, Reunions, hatred, Deserving

BIG GARDEN BIRDWATCH

Fraser Penpraze wrote 11 months ago: Given that at least one of us is a six-year-old, the wolfling and I completed an hour-long avian obs … more →

Tags: Diary (Eh ?), Birds, Gardens, twitter, Tits, rspb, statistics, garden birds, birdwatching


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