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man i don't remember augustus being this cringe inducing when i was 14 <|3 eliminating the cigarette metaphor would've made him at least 20% more tolerable... he's 17 though so i'll give him the time of day

i'm rereading this in an attempt to cure a brutal reading slump.... and to see what i think of it 12 years later....

how dare i lose sight of the fact that i owe gratitude to many despicable oligarchs for the existence of most of my favorite institutions.... big sigh but the truth cannot be denied

i have no idea why i've been slacking with reading this smh

giving this book (and its journal) another try despite my pre-existing doubts

i wish i gave as little fucks as holden does

Only 42 pages in and I've already learned so much incredible NYC history that I knew nothing of. Seeing all that went into the planning of the museum from the moment Albert S. Bickmore, the founder, had the idea of establishing a natural history museum in NYC in 1861, till the long-awaited opening in 1877 is incredible.

justice for bellerophon man <|3

this is actually the perfect october read. you got warlocks, vampires, werewolves, demons, you name it. i'm having sm fun

WILL HERONDALE MENTION

unfortunately i did not keep up with dracula daily <|3 but i'll try to catch up and then read as the chapters come in for this last month of it

crito ✓ reading socrates is like being lectured by ur parent fr. i gotta take crito's side on this one i'm sorry. poor guy was just tryna help

i go to die, you go to live. which of us goes to the better lot is known to no one, except the god.

rip heracles

socrates was a ragebaiter

this book has put me in a dreadful reading slump for the entirety of august /:

ik it's necessary to talk about all his contemporaries and close acquaintances, but i wish he'd talk less about montesquiou and more about pozzi !!!