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A few excerpts from an amusing book I just read called "Encyclopedia of an Ordinary Life" by Amy Krouse Rosenthal. I hate memoirs, but I liked the encyclopedia-format of this one and the amusing way the author writes about normal life. "I have not survived against all odds. I have not lived to tell. I have not witnessed the extraordinary. This is my story." <continue>
How 'bout a picture of one of my eyebrows? <continue>
You know you've always wondered if it was possible to fold a fitted sheet nicely. Well... I have summoned the all-knowing Martha Stewart to have this task demonstrated and explained for us. <continue>
"It’s about this pie-eating contest and the main character of the story is this fat kid nobody likes named Davey Hogan. Well this kid, he’s our age, but he’s fat, real fat...."
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A story about spiders, bees, and childhood revenge taking place in a family resort oddly resembling the resort in Dirty Dancing. <continue>
Nudity, Satan, and potatoes in New Guinea, need I say more? <continue>
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Gordie’s Campfire Story:
Magnolia started off with three stories that
deal with "a matter of chance."