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"The child now apparently has a whitlow on the finger and I made the mistake of googling that. Whatever you do, don't Google that! Uggh. The photos of that "injury" were very icky! 🤢 Sometimes there are clear downsides to googling these unfamiliar words!" Nov 16, 2025 08:30PM

 
Crooked Tree
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Dead Until Dark
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"I have never read anything from this series before so I thought I'd try it. So far she has saved a vampire from some crooked people. I will see where it goes from there..." Aug 05, 2025 05:33PM

 
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“Same here, but my limit is fifty pages. I've never understood people who grind through a book they don't really like, determined to finish it for some unknown reason. Tessa was like that. She would toss a book after the first chapter, then pick it up and grumble and growl for four hundred pages until the bitter end. Never understood that.”
John Grisham, Camino Island

“We've made our mistakes, he admitted, "but we're young. The first time you make a mistake, you're wrong. The second time you're stupid.”
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Robert Verkaik
“Pinto recalled in his memoirs after the war that Waelti, who was actually a Dutchman, "did not look like a very dangerous figure, sitting opposite me, hunched up and apprehensive. But then spies very often don't look sinister; it is their ability to blend with the crowd that makes them so dangerous".”
Robert Verkaik, The Traitor of Arnhem: The Untold Story of WWII's Greatest Betrayal and the Moment that Changed History Forever

“I live in a mobile home, and I drive a pickup truck, but I got a helluva horse.”
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Justine van der Leun
“She was concerned for me. In her heart, I believe, she was sorry I was alone in a strange land. Italians were never alone - to them, loneliness was the most unbearable sensation, solitude the most dreadful circumstance. When they drove to do errands in another town, they usually asked somebody to accompany them, per fare compagnia. Dinner for one was a tragedy that nobody should have to bear.”
Justine van der Leun, Marcus of Umbria: What an Italian Dog Taught an American Girl about Love

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