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Paul Tripp has 3 paragraphs a chapter like:
Have you ever read a book? Have you ever flipped from one page to the next? Are your pages dog-eared? Have you comprehended visually the words of an author? If you’ve ever read a book, you’ve answered yes to at least one (if not all!) of these questions.

The Mississippi Delta might be one of the most interesting places in the country.

The delta is crazy

Bigwig is the Kobe of rabbits.

If we ever get a bunny, we’re immediately naming it Fiver or Strawberry. (We’re never getting a bunny)

Bigwig is goated.

I’m finding it very difficult to get into the story. Kind of a snooze fest at the moment.

Gibson has a way of wording things that is absolutely beautiful and gut-wrenching at the same time (like Ecclesiastes).

This book would be 200 pages shorter if Odysseus didn’t attend a feast every five minutes.

I’m so excited about the movie

This book is giving me a lot of great name ideas if we ever have a son.
Joseph Megapenthes Gunter

Inject this into my veins. So helpful

“Going on from there was the bravest thing he ever did. He fought the real battle in the tunnel alone, before he ever saw the vast danger that lay in wait.” 🔥

I now understand why people who read the book hate the movies.

Where is Legolas?

I’m very thankful for the nuance he is providing to such a tough topic

“How can you enjoy life as a gift, and enjoy life’s gifts as gifts? Be present to the present’s presents. Present your full self fully to what the present presents you…” You know he was so proud of himself after writing that.

This dude is one of the best writers I’ve read in a while. His sentences are masterfully structured. My pen is running out of ink from all the underlining.

The chapter on the vanity of time was fire.

This one is going to be a buzzer beater

Perhaps next semester I’ll manage my time well