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From EatingWell: February/March 2005, The EatingWell Healthy in a Hurry Cookbook (2006)
Once you try this versatile stir-fry sauce it will become a staple in your weeknight dinner repertoire.
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Diabetes appropriate | Low calorie | Low carbohydrate | Low cholesterol | Low saturated fat | Heart healthy | Healthy weight | Gluten free |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 3 tablespoons reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1 tablespoon tomato paste
- 2 teaspoons Chinkiang vinegar, (see Ingredient Note) or balsamic vinegar
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1 teaspoon reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon sesame oil
- 1/4 teaspoon cornstarch
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper, or to taste
- Whisk broth, tomato paste, vinegar, sugar, soy sauce, oil, cornstarch and red pepper in a small bowl.
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- Ingredient Note: Chinkiang is a dark, slightly sweet vinegar with a smoky flavor. It is available in many Asian specialty markets. If unavailable, balsamic vinegar is an acceptable substitute.
Per serving: 15 calories; 1 g fat (0 g sat, 0 g mono); 0 mg cholesterol; 2 g carbohydrates; 0 g protein; 0 g fiber; 75 mg sodium; 56 mg potassium.
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All students are admitted to our program annually during the Fall term.
Students are admitted to the program under one of the following tracks and core courses are taken together for the first year of the program. Students will then go on to complete either a final project (Professional Track) or a Thesis (Research Track).
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Looks pretty fake to me. And the weird screenshot size is another clue. http://www.internettablettalk.com/ has more info on the next gen and is probably much more correct.
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It's black.
Fremantle is the next Maemo release, Harmattan is the version after Fremantle. Might still be fake however.
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Just three weeks now until the big due date! There is lots of excitement, anticipation and preparation going on around here these days. I can't help but think back to not too long ago when we were dealing with infertility appointments and wondering if it was even possible for us to ever have children. What a roller coaster of emotion that is to go through! It was just about a year ago exactly we drove from Michigan to London to learn the results of all the testing they had done. It was such a heart wrenching day not knowing what news we would hear but trying to be prepared for anything. I still remember all the range of emotion I felt, especially as we sat in the waiting room. To our huge relief we learned we could in fact have children and nothing major was wrong with either of us. Just some minor things that caused it to take so long for us to get pregnant. Here we are a year later preparing to meet our little one in just a few weeks! Our hearts are beyond grateful.
A few days back I finished up work over in the office and cleared my desk out. After over eight years working full time here with New Tribes if felt strange yet quite exciting. Things will look different for me now as I look to being a Mom and at least for the next year that will be my main focus.
Everything continues to go well with the pregnancy and we are so grateful! I have loved being pregnant but I'm also looking forward to finally meeting our little one and to finding out if we've got a boy or a girl! This past Saturday a good friend threw a Dr Seuss baby shower for me! It was so much fun and she put so much thought and detail into all the planning! It meant so much to see each co-worker who took the time to come and celebrate with us.
Pete has been busy with meetings and speaking engagements and developing Off The Grid. He's also been such a huge help to me here around the house, especially as this belly gets bigger and normal things become more of a challenge to get done.
We're missing Michigan lately as last year at this time we were settling in there and getting ready to spend the remainder of the year there. It was such a great time and we're definitely missing the cider parties and time with family and friends.
Thanks for reading our updates here and hope you are doing well and enjoying this beautiful fall season! It is definitely the most stunning and beautiful time of year!
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Back On The Grid
We recently finished our last Off The Grid program of the summer. We had four great weekends this year with over 70 people coming through. Everything went really well and it was exciting to meet each group and see God at work. We loved our coworkers this summer and seeing how we all worked together to make the program possible. While it's always sad to see it come to an end we also look forward to the pace returning to normal and are happy to see that happen. Being the coordinators of such a program definitely comes with its weight of responsibilities and busyness. Currently we continue to wrap things up and look to next year. We are also meeting these days to discuss expanding Off The Grid to other times of year and offering similar programs with a bit of a different focus. These things will keep us busy as we look ahead to the fall months. Carly will also be preparing to phase out of the office and her full time responsibilities and into motherhood in just a couple months.
Carly is in her 3rd trimester now which is so exciting! The pregnancy continues to move along smoothly which we are grateful for. We had a follow up ultrasound on her kidneys and a follow up appointment with the surgeon who removed her kidney stone and we received the good news that all is clear! No more stones. So she'll keep chugging the water and hopefully this means we won't see any more stones for quite some time and definitely not during these next couple months. We've got 11 weeks left until baby is officially ready to arrive and I'm sure the time will go quickly! We toured the hospital we'll be having the baby at the other day and were so surprised at how nice everything was! Made us all the more excited. We can't wait to meet our little one!
Other than that we're playing catch up now. During our busy time of year other things fall behind and it usually takes a few weeks to get caught up and back to normal. It's a welcome change of pace though.
A Kidney Stone, A Wedding & A Great Start!
This past weekend we kicked off our 2014 year of Off The Grid! We had a group of youth come from London and another group come from Pickering. It was a great weekend and we loved getting to know those who came! We are really excited about our staff this summer. We have a larger staff than we've previously had and it's making a huge difference! It's just so exciting to see Off The Grid expanding and developing as time goes on. We are enjoying a quiet day today and some much needed rest! By the end of a weekend, and especially the first weekend of each summer, we are totally wiped! It's so worth it though and we are so excited to be a part of what God is doing through Off The Grid.
A week before Off The Grid started, as many of you know, I had a kidney stone. I was so grateful that they were able to get me in the next day for emergency surgery to remove it! It was quite the few days to be sure! Pete was completely amazing during that time in how he took care of me and just loved on me. Several have told me kidney stone pain is worse than child birth so give me a few more months and we'll see if I think it's true too! So glad to have that behind us now and we're seriously hoping there are no more stones! We have a follow up appointment in a few weeks with the surgeon so we'll see then.
In the middle of all of the kidney stone craziness Pete's sister Paige got married! I was totally bummed to not be able to make it but I was totally glad that it worked out for Pete to be there!
Anyways, a week later and here we are. We made it through those few days, we made it through this past week of getting everything ready for the launch of our 2014 year of Off The Grid and we had a great first weekend! This coming weekend we have a full weekend again with people coming from Oshawa, Stoney Creek and Goderich.
Halfway There
Time is running away on us and our blog has been left in the dust these days.
The big question lately is about how the pregnancy is going. So, as of today I'm at 20 weeks which means we are half way there! So far it's been an exciting few months. I have been feeling really great which I am SO grateful for! We had our 18 week ultrasound a couple weeks ago and all is going along in normal fashion. I can feel baby moving around now which is crazy cool and also fairly weird to get used to. We have decided to wait to find out what sex the baby is so come November we'll find out! We look forward to our monthly appointments with the midwives (ok so maybe me more than Pete) and in general this whole new baby journey is simply interesting and exciting. We're enjoying sleep while we can still get it in normal amounts and these last months of just the two of us.
We're into our busy time of year. Off The Grid is just less than a month away so we're busy preparing for that – handling registration, communicating with staff, supply buying, and plenty of meetings. A new addition this year is that I will be overseeing all the cooking for the summer. We never were able to find a cook so this will be a new thing for me but we have different people to work with me each weekend so all is working out. We have expanded our team of staff this summer so Pete and I will not be living up there with the group each weekend. Although we really enjoyed doing that, it will work much better to just focus on our individual responsibilities and the general oversight of the program. Pete will continue with his oversight of the operations side of the program as well as sharing the teaching load, and I will continue on with all the administration as well as the cooking. So we've got our work cut out for us and we're looking forward to it!
I've been challenged lately in the area of loving those around me. While that might sound cliche it's been really impacting. I think we all probably have family members, friends or coworkers who are challenging to love – it could be personality differences, they could be going through a painful season in life or dealing with a lot of stress, it could just be the complexity of family and/or relationships coming out that makes it challenging…it could be a lot of things really. Recently I was asking God to help me be patient and loving in a certain situation because love was really not what was coming from my heart in that moment. He reminded me of those verses I've heard a thousand times at weddings or at church. That love is patient and kind. It's not rude. That it always perseveres. It endures through every circumstance. That love never gives up. I keep thinking that one through and thinking about how heavy it was on God's heart for us to truly love people. It can be hard to do but it's the least we can do to keep trusting Him for the grace and strength to love and really love those beautiful people He's placed in our lives.
After all, love never gives up.
First Family Selfie
We are greatly excited to show off our first family selfie and to announce that we have a baby on the way! Carly is almost 4 months along and baby is due November 4th. She has been feeling pretty good lately and we are pretty grateful for that. She had little to no morning sickness in the first trimester and apart from the normal exhaustion all is well. It still seems so surreal to both of us but as time goes on it's changing to more of a reality. We do know that we are totally excited and we're looking forward to this new chapter in life. In the meantime, we'll enjoy our sleep and freedoms while we can…
April News
Pete's oldest sister Paula got married on the 19th over the Easter weekend. We enjoyed our brief time in Michigan and were so glad we could be there for her big day! It was a small wedding, a little smaller than ours was, in a country church just outside of St Johns, MI. Duane is a great guy who is also from Michigan, and we're so glad they found each other!
After a busy couple of days in Michigan, we hit the road for Chicago. We were excited to take a couple days off and go see some friends who will be moving to Colombia in just a few weeks. They have two little boys who are just the coolest kids! It was great to catch up and relax a bit before heading back to Ontario.
We've been home a few days now and then Sunday things took an unexpected turn. We found out Pete's Grandpa is not well and we were encouraged to come and say our goodbyes. We were scrambling trying to figure out how quickly we could make it there and then by Monday he had turned around considerably and was doing better. So we will still go but not until the weekend as you just never know with these kinds of things. This past year has been full of all sorts of unexpected turns but we are grateful for the strength to face each one and His incredible peace for the way.
OTG Made The News!
I suppose we should break our blogging silence sooner than later. We are doing well and our "silence" isn't indicative of anything wrong, just maybe a writer's block or something. March seemed to fly by and I was happy to see April on the calendar this morning as well as my first robin outside! Pete has been co-teaching through Romans at church lately and he has also been taking the Perspectives course on Thursday nights which he is really enjoying! In March we were able to give a presentation at our church, along with some co-workers, about our ministry and NTM. This past weekend we were at the Word of Life Bible College in Ontario at their Students Exploring Missions weekend. So although most days are kept busy with office work and gearing up for OTG this summer, we've had some other stuff going on as well.
And yes, this morning OTG made the news! Well okay, maybe just the NTM news page but it's still news! Check out the article that our volunteer writer put together after interviewing us a few weeks ago.
Green Before Spring
I had to laugh to myself. It's almost the end of the month which means we get paid soon, but not soon enough. The money is gone and we still have some other expenses in the next week before we get paid again. We were praying just last night that God would provide somehow to meet the need. I was walking home this morning and found a wet, twenty dollar bill in the snow. It was just sitting there. I had to laugh to myself and think that He had answered our little prayer last night. He had provided a little bit to help with what we needed. Not sure how it got there and it wasn't near anyone's house but it sure was a reminder that He can and does provide!


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Harry Potter star Daniel Radcliffe auctions off the pair of Lucky Brand jeans he wore during his Equus play to help benefit Broadway cares/Equity fights AIDS. I wonder how much he raised with this pair? I never went to see Equus but i hear it was very good. He's also wearing a pair of Levi's jeans in these photos.
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2014 Midtown Tour of Homes - December 6th!
The Midtown Tour of Homes is right around the corner - December 6th from 6pm - 10pm! This year, we're doing a special night time "Tour of Lights" - homes on the Tour will be decked out for the holidays. Tickets are on sale now at http://bit.ly/MNA_MTOHTix.
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Right now I'm reading a big book. It's just over 700 pages long. Sounds impressive, doesn't it?
Well it isn't. Cause it's a large print. According to Amazon, Gone Girl is 432 pages, which isn't exactly low, but it's not 700. As most everybody knows, Gone Girl is the big rage now, especially because the movie is out. Which means that the book is hard to find at the library.
There are 22 digital copies available through our library, and if I wanted to put a hold on it, I'd be number 185.
Yes, that's the 185th person waiting to check it out.
I'm sure the hard copies have a big waiting list too although I don't have that exact number.
But I found a faster way to get it.
Which is why I'm reading a 700 page book. When I first checked the book's availability a while ago, the large print book was checked out, but nobody had put a hold on it. So I did.
Reading a 700 page hardcover book is kinda a pain. I might end up with carpal tunnel syndrome, but it beats waiting.
So remember that tip. If there's ever a book you want to check out, more likely one that's gotten pretty popular, check to see if there's a large print edition because you might get lucky like me.
Do you ever read large print books?
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November 16, 2014 by Suzi
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Skipping ahead or leaving it all behind
November 10, 2014 by Suzi
Not long ago I finished reading a book. And by finished, I mean I read the last few chapters. But I didn't read ALL the chapters.
This book is by a popular author but I never connected with the characters, didn't find the story all that interesting either.
Because of some busy times a few weeks ago, I put the book down at about the 60% mark, and I could've walked away. Would've never given it another thought, but I wanted to read the ending—which I'd sorta heard about anyway, but didn't know the exact details.
So I did something I haven't really done. I just skimmed a few chapters and jumped to the end.
The ending didn't change my mind about the story, by the way, and I didn't regret skipping 1/3 of the story.
Usually, if I quit a book, I quit fully. I don't look to the end to see what happened. I just stop. (Of course, I normally stop before the 60% mark though too. And really, the only reason I read that far was because it was going fast and I kept wanting to like it like everybody else did.)
So I was wondering what others do. If you give up on a book, do you jump ahead to the end to see what happens? Do you read spoilers in reviews to get an idea? Or do you just walk away and forget it?
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Finding what you didn't know
November 2, 2014 by Suzi
Halloween is over but I'm sure I got my fill of candy. The DVR is filled with some cheesy horror movies and some decent ones.
A weird thing happened this week. Okay, it's not really weird, but more surprising. I've seen all the Nightmare on Elm Street movies—or I thought I did. With all the horror movies on AMC this month, I found one I missed. And that surprised me. (Even though there's like a hundred, I figured I'd seen every one. )
The same thing happened with some books this same week. I stumbled upon an author I've never heard of. Amy Reed. She just released her 5th book (since 2010) from Simon Pulse and her books are the type of I would read.
And I was like, why haven't I heard of her?
Maybe I'd run across one of her books somewhere, and maybe then the cover or title didn't strike me to read the blurb. But usually I'd at least have some memory of that book. I don't have any recognition of her name or titles.
She writes in a genre I'd like to be in and she's published (five times over) by a major publisher. None of her books are in our local library, but they are in the library of the city next to us—of which I frequent sometimes. So it's just weird to me that she just got onto my radar.
If it were some Indie author, I can understand, but I bet she's in Barnes and Noble too. (I'll have to look.)
And now I'll have to check out her books.
Anybody else ever had a similar situation like this occur? When you discovered a prolific writer in your genre that you probably should've known about by now?
Have you ever read Amy Reed's books?
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Awknowledge this…
September 28, 2014 by Suzi
I just picked up a new book from the library, and I did what I usually do: Skim the first page and then turn to the acknowledgements. I like to see if an agent is listed, especially when it's a writer in the same genre/category as me. And it's interesting to see how some write their acknowledgements. Fun, with voice. Boring. Long. Short.
The book I got is we were liars by e. lockhart. And no, that's not my mistake. Neither the title nor her name is capitalized on the cover. For anybody that doesn't know, e. lockhart is a successful (mostly) contemporary YA writer. I've read a few of her books and have heard a lot good about this one.
So anyway, I was reading the acknowledgements and I'm like whoa. Holy name dropping. She sends thank yous to other successful writers including: Justine Larbalestier, Lauren Myracle, Scott Westerfield, Sara Zarr, Libba Bray, Gayle Forman and many many more. (Those were the ones I'm most familiar with.)
And it got me thinking. Were most of these authors ones she met after becomming a well known writer? Or were some of them (I'll assume not all, of course) her CPs that have been there during a lot of her publishing journey.
It makes me wonder too if a lot of these authors who make the bestsellers list associate together. If they're friend, or if they just have professional working relationships.
Maybe in ten years, somebody will read my acknowledgement page and say, wow—she knows all those awesome writers? And I'll be able to say,
yeah—I've known them for years because they were my friends when I started out. They helped me become the writer I am today. (And well, maybe I helped them too. )
Wouldn't that be cool? (No need to answer, of course it would.)
Do you usually read the acknowledgements page before starting a book?
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A happier reader
August 3, 2014 by Suzi
Last week I talked about getting novels, collaborations specifically, signed by both authors and how hard that can be. Rebecca Barrow had said this in her comment: I see your problem with author collabs, but I think the solution is easy–win the lottery and fly wherever you want to get them signed! Simple, right?
And that got me thinking. I'd love to win the lottery, of course, but would it affect reading habits much?
Yes, of course. I would love to buy a huge house and have the perfect library. You know, wall to wall shelves, a fireplace, and several comfy seating options. Fill it with hundreds of books. Thousands, maybe.
Would I be a happier reader?
Right now I have 308 books on my to read list on Goodreads. And I know I'm missing many more I'd like to read. And granted, I'd have a little more time to read if I won the lottery, but not that significant of an increase. And then my stress leves would increase.
I'd have all these books on my shelf and no way of ever reading them. Not enough time. And I'd keep buying more books I'd probably never get to read.
Wouldn't that suck? Standing in front of your thousands of books knowing you'll never get to enjoy them all. Even though they're right there in front of you.
I guess if I were super rich, I could hire an awesome therapist who would help me get through it. But still, every day I'd have too look at all those books I'd never read.
Then again, I could share my special books with others, and that would make me feel better.
Yes, that's what I'll do if I ever win the lottery. And hopefully the happiness of sharing will outweigh the depression of not getting to read all those books.
So if you won the lottery and got to build your own personal library, would it stress you out to know you'd never have enough time to read all those books?
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Making life easier
December 1, 2013 by Suzi
A few weeks ago I talked about cleaning up my Kindle, including getting rid of stuff I'd gotten for free, but now know I'll probably never read. And I did some organizing by creating several collections (folders).
-Kids stories
-Short stories/novellas (because when I want something short, it's easy to find)
-Books on writing (it's good to reference these every once in a while)
So proud of myself. But also kicking myself for not doing this long ago.
Now on to Goodreads. I look at reviews of course, but I haven't used it much other than my to-read and read list. And really, I just add books to my to-read list, I don't have them in any order.
But now I've realized I should be using GR to categorize books I want to read, because I so often forget what's waiting to be read. So I set up a folder to show these to-read books
-Books I can get at the library, whether e-book or real.
-Short stories/novellas on my Kindle
-Novels on my Kindle
-Books (real) I own
This will help me better keep track of what's available, because my to-read list includes many books that aren't currently available to me. (Mostly because I'm not ready to buy them, cause you know… I got too many books waiting to be read and don't need to buy more.)
So do you use the categories on Goodreads for more than just to-read and read lists? What categories have you set up?
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Finding what I already had
October 27, 2013 by Suzi
First, I'd like to say thank you to YA Fusion. I won a copy of Ellen Hopkins new novel Smoke. I've read several of hers and really liked them, and I look forward to this one too.
So, for those who don't know, I mostly read contemporary young adult. And I didn't start reading it until a few years ago when I started writing it. Since then I've kinda fallen away from the classics, horrors and thrillers that I'd mostly read before that.
During the month of October, I hardly read anything, and finally jumped back into reading this last week. Christa Desir just released her new YA novel, Fault Line and I'd been waiting a long time to read it. It's a powerful book, and I'd definitely recommend it. And it got me excited about reading again.
After finishing, I decided to go through my Kindle and clean up: remove books I won't get to and do some other organizing. Since I have hundreds of books on the Kindle, and haven't read probably ½ of them, I had a lot to go through.
And I found many interesting books I'd forgotten about. One is Night of Knives by Jon Evans:
Veronica Kelly came to Africa to start her life over. Still reeling from her divorce, she is grateful when a handsome stranger invites her to join a tour to visit gorillas in Uganda's wild Impenetrable Forest. A trip that goes desperately wrong when their group is captured by brutal gunmen.
Then one tourist is executed.
And then another.
This is no random kidnapping: their abduction is only the first move in a deadly strategic game. A game in which Veronica's ex-husband is somehow involved. Now she must embark on a wild journey across Africa, to unveil a malignant conspiracy before it consumes entire nations – and thousands of lives…
The Congo. Deception. Murder. Doesn't that sound cool? And I've got many others like that I discovered once again. I definitely need to go through my Kindle more often. Or maybe Goodreads. I mean, hello, I can rate my to-read books by number. Usually I just add books to my to-read list and then forget about them.
I really need to be more organized.
So if you're a Kindle or a Nook reader, do you have way too many books waiting to be read? Do you forget what books you have and then get a nice surprise when looking for something new to read?
Category Reading | Tags: About Me,Books,Reading | 7 Comments
Is this just me?
June 30, 2013 by Suzi
So I have this little thing I do, and I've often wondered if it's just me, but before I get to it, I'd better give the background.
(FYI: If you're a speech therapist, please read this and tell me if you have any insight into this odd problem.)
Back when my son was little, I read him this book over and over—as usually happens with children. Thomas and the Big Big Bridge. One time I was reading the story to him, I realized there's this line where I transposed one word. I didn't skip it, but I moved it to another place in the sentence.
The next time I'm reading, I noticed I did the same thing again. And it happens again and again. Almost every time I read that sentence, I automatically moved that word.
Since I was reading aloud a lot, I noticed I did this in other books too. It's like I move a word to another spot, where obviously it sounds/flows better. While I'm reading, I'm completely conscious of the fact I move words, but I'm not moving them on purpose. It just comes out of my mouth that way. (This might happen once per book on average.)
What is wrong with my brain? Is this why I hated reading aloud in high school? Do I have some weird dyslexic-type thing where people do this? Am I the only one?
Now I know I'm not really dyslexic cause I've always been a good reader/writer, and I loved English classes and generally did well in school.
And now that I've become a writer and have found I love critiquing, I'm starting to wonder if my brain is so smart and advanced that it's automatically editing the text before it passes them along to my mouth. I mean, that makes perfect sense, right?
No, but seriously, it's the weirdest thing, and I have no clue why it happens? Do you ever do this?
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Is this just me?
June 16, 2013 by Suzi
Are you one of those people who get annoyed when you find grammatical errors in a novel? (Or novella, short story, newspaper/magazine article, children's book… )
And do you get annoyed a lot? Or just a little?
I fall into the I-don't-get-annoyed-much category, with the exception of if it's a mistake that happens consistently throughout the book. But sometimes I get into a story that has style issues I don't like. Of course that's a totally personal thing, but I'm gonna talk about the ones I don't like. Actually, I'll only talk about one today because:
1. People tend to skim posts when they get too long
2. I want to drag this out into two posts cause it's one less posting I have to create.
So have you seen any novels where the author didn't use quotation marks?
A few years back I ready LABOR DAY by Joyce Maynard. I loved the story and would still recommend it to others, but one thing about it frustrated me. Her lack of quotation marks. She used dialog tags, but still, sometimes it got confusing. In the end, it took away from the enjoyment of the book.
It was just weird. I've never read anything else by her, so I don't know if she's used that style a lot, or if LABOR DAY was the only one. But it is the only novel I've read with no quotation marks, and I'm sure there are others. It won't stop me from read a book, but it will slow me down.
Have you ever read a book that didn't use quotation marks in their dialogue? Did it bother you?
Have you read LABOR DAY? (If you haven't, you should.)
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Goodbye Archie
February 17, 2013 by Suzi
Did you read Archie Comics when they were younger?
I did. Like all the time. Even into high school and college. I loved Archie, Betty and Veronica, Jughead, Reggie and the whole gang, and bought a lot of Archie Comics. Both the small book-like Digests and the typical comic book sized ones.
I had over 150 of the Digest sized comics. And maybe about 80 regular sized ones. I even got into buying 1st editions. Not really old ones, but the ones from the late 80s and early 90s.
The only annoying thing was, because I read them so often, I started to see stories repeated. And I felt ripped off because I was paying money for a story I'd already read.
So not long ago I put up my collection on Ebay. I'd looked into local comic book stores, but they were not interested. So Ebay was the place to go. Sold them in 3 lots. And was pretty stunned to make about $140 total. I was quite pleased.
I haven't sold my full-sized Archies yet, but they're next on my Ebay list.
I have a few other comics, Josie and the PussyCats, Richie Rich, even an Annie comic. They're fun to look at, and even though I tend to be a saver, it was time to get rid of them.
So goodbye Archie. I'll miss you, but not the space you took up.
Did you read any comics growing up? Or do you now?
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Rutgers is joining the Big Ten, leaving the Big East behind and cashing in on the school's investment in a football program that only 10 years ago seemed incapable of competing at the highest level. The school announced its decision Tuesday at a campus news conference attended by Big Ten Commissioner Jim Delany, Rutgers President Robert Barchi and athletic director Tim Perenetti. Barchi said the Big Ten is ''really where Rutgers belongs.'' Rutgers has been competing in the Big East since 1991. But the league has been picked apart by conference realignment, and the Scarlet Knights were looking for a way out. The move follows Maryland's announcement Monday that it was joining the Big Ten in 2014.
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We stayed in a beautiful location with wonderful people who pay attention to all guest requests. In each morning we admired flowers from balcony and got an excellent breakfast. The pension is near the middle of village which means an easy access to all touristic points.
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Pension personnel was little cheeky. Poor breakfast. Rooms looks much better in pictures, it is an old building with cheap revamp. Room description on booking.com not really match the reality. WiFi is not available in room.
The food was very good. The ladies who take care of pension were very friendly and they did really hard work to keep all running.
Value for money at Pension Uhl is what everybody is looking for. The facility is not the top class but all you really need is there. The staff extremely friendly and indeed, very clean. I can honestly state that not even the top 5 stars hotels will be able to achieve the cleanliness of this place. Overall, Pension Uhl is the place to be. Did I mention the food ? Absolutely perfect, in pure style.
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