i think i'm the only person who hasn't read fangirl. is it a good book? it's compared to so many other books.
i haven’t read it either but i want to!
my girlfriend is an artist and majored in art and english literature. yet i'm far more well-read than her in literature, am arguably a better artist and writer and of the two of us i'm the one currently in the process of a publishing company startup. she's also agreed hands down that i'm smarter than her despite her being older since i can tell you tons of useless fact shit about geography, history, i know the extensive history behind the opium wars and shit like that whereas when i start down one of these long lectures she'll just stare at me like "uhhh". there are two reasons for this: a: i never felt a classroom conducive to my learning experience (since the education system is fucking shit, it was concieved at the turn of the century during the industrial revolution when little worker bees were needed and the system is therefore a way to create workers, yes men, not leaders and innovators. if there was something i was interested in during my high school days i went out and i learned about it first-hand. i read tons of books that interested me, i went to writer's guild meetings and read about all of the cliche's and processes of the industry. i self-published my first full-length novel when i was 19, it failed spectacularly because i knew next to nothing about marketing, promotion and advertising. so what did i do? i got into sales, started working sales jobs, learning how to market, promote and advertise and reach and engage existing and potential customers. when i decided i wanted to start a publishing company what did i do? went into other publishing companies, introduced myself as their potential competition and asked to go over their processes and strategies with them. i then realized i knew next to nothing about running a business or handling finances... so i got a job as a customer service rep at a bank, essentially a loan officer. handling day-to-day finances, helping out with business accounting and handling customer processes, all the stuff i'd need for my own company. b: i was alone a lot when i was younger. as a kid i had a lot of time to learn because i never spent time partying, having sex or drinking or even hanging out really. i had no one to hang out with. so my time was simply divided between me and... me. i learned everything i needed to and now it's all coming back to benefit me. don't get me wrong my gf's party days (which still continue now) were great, but they deprived her of the potential learning time she could have had to my level. sorry. i wish i could help but i find it weird that people “like” your post and not say anything. i posted yesterday and i was like ok… ummm do you want to look at my book? hah. all the best sir! i got to admit that i liked tom brokaw when he was with the network news. and when he began pitching his last book: the greatest generation (1998) i said to myself, self that is a great story to be told ... my parent's generation, my dad who served in the us marine corp in the pacific ww ii. that's got to be good book. i gotta read it. so, i did buy and read the book. what a piece of soft, grocery store checkout aisle mush. what a let down. it was written for 6th graders, if you ask me. i won't ever buy another of his books again. i've never read the book but i saw the movie and robert redford was perfect as gatsby. that movie caused a retro-revolution in mens fashions in particular at the time. 
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i was disappointed in their choice of mia farrow as daisy. i never cared for her much as an actress. she was in one scene where she's in his closet looking at all gatsby's clothes and she starts crying because he has so many shirts. i still don't know what the hell that was all about. 
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sam waterston was good as nick, as was bruce dern as tom buchanan. the movie had a rich feel to it. filmed in newport with beautiful old cars and 20s fashions. with the exception of mia farrow it was a well done movie.
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there r many suh books in the market. visit a bookshop and u have to choose one or two i have listened to macklemore's entire discography, and he may be the best rapper since his debut in 2005. 

i guess it's just that people want poppy stuff. only thrift shop is a poppy song by him. it's sad, macklemore is an amazing artist but people won't listen past thrift shop... hi amanda, my children are huge tangled fans too! while rapunzel and flynn do not currently attend any of the character meals, they do greet guests daily in the magic kingdom in the fairytale garden. see here. your children can color pictures of the royal kingdom's magical golden flower for a keepsake, learn a traditional folk dance, play games and meet rapunzel and flynn. be sure to pick up a times guide when you enter for specific character meet and greet times. have a wonderful vacation, kaylene as with anything, depends on the girl. some like it, some tolerate it, some hate good post but you're still a libtard cuck.❤️ i guess this is one thing to try when all the others have failed.