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I know I don’t usually do the celeb gossip thing, but this article made me laugh so hard this morning that I cried and then my co-worker asked me if I had a black eye because my mascara ran. Yes, that is how hard I laughed.
K-Fed takes on the Mint
Seriously.

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I’m baaaack with the books, amid all the excitement of graduation and jobs and moving, June books sort of got lost in the shuffle. June will be a slightly abbreviated list to prepare for July, but here you go!
The Piano Tuner by Daniel Mason
This is a intriguing novel which takes place in Burma, and it [...]

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Yesterday Sara and Steve-O came to visit, it was so wonderful to see them and made me realize a little bit what post-college social things can be like, fewer people in the same place but just as wonderful a time. You all should come visit, we had a great day!
I picked them up at Union [...]

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Although I knew that many things were free in DC, guess what the pinnacle of free admission is for me?
The Zoo!
Some of you might know that zoos are something that I love, I know that people get all tied up in knots about caged animals and things, but for me I actually think that some [...]

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Employment!

It looks like my last post was pretty accurate, I will be moving to Washington DC! I start my job on Wednesday. For a variety of reasons I’m not going to talk about my job on this blog, only that I am thrilled with what I will be doing and I will be working in [...]

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Moving day

Well I've decided to move over here full-time now that I am longer a college student (tear). I've moved the book recommendation entries so they will be here if not dated correctly.
All other old entries located here on WSO
June books are on their way.

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May Books!

The time has come for May book recommendations. Also, if any of my tiny readership has a book they would like to see in my monthly book post, comment and I will include it!
Hope, Human and Wild Bill McKibben
Bill McKibben was on campus last week to talk about the future of organic farming and green [...]

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