TOMORROW WE GET CHERRIES WITH THE CSA!!!!
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Also cabbage, and some other stuff. But - cherries!
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Also cabbage, and some other stuff. But - cherries!
Scientists may finally know why these magnificent corals glow in the dark
Sketches of Summer
How Spam Went from Canned Necessity to American Icon
And Then There Were (N-One) (Fiction. Not sure what I think of the ending, but I myself would kill to get my hands on that copy of Parable of the Trickster one of the Sarahs brought. Also, would definitely host a con like this for myself. Are you kidding!? I'd get to call it ConnieCon!)
The Quirkiest Local Landmarks in Small-Town America
As Chinese, Iranian and Indonesian As Apple Pie
In the egg, American bullfrogs learn how to avoid becoming lunch
Crayola opens colorful contest for new crayon shade (All these new colors! I'd love for them to issue a box of just their retired colors! I miss cadet blue. And I love dandelion, and I loved mulberry.)
How to Beat Asthma
What Is Space? It’s not what you think.
Wales and Scotland offer free abortions to women from Northern Ireland
The surprising trend in extramarital sex in America
Gay Chinese man wins legal battle over forced conversion therapy
The Diminishing Role of Art in Children's Lives
They Dreamed Of Being Doctors. Now They Help Syrians With The Same Dream
Our faces reveal whether we're rich or poor (53% of the time)
The Short, Unhappy Life of a Libertarian Paradise
A Conservative Christian Battle Over Gender
More families fleeing Central America resettling in Mexico
Purged: The officers who cannot go home to Turkey
What Sessions Doesn't Get: Narcotics Trafficking Is A Market
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In Myanmar, one girl's plight epitomizes Rohingya struggle (Don't read if you're sensitive to stories about sick children)
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Date: 2017-07-07 02:56 pm (UTC)But then I never liked Choose Your Own Adventure books, either. If I wanted to choose my own, I would write it myself.
The Pinsker story isn't doing quite the same thing, though. It's built into the story that every choice she makes branches off into a new universe. So I get why she didn't write a conclusive ending. But it still calls up the echo of the irritation I felt in middle school, I guess...