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On this week's Manuscript Monday Meredith  recommends " The Wind in the Willows" by Kenneth Grahame. I recently acquired this classic...

On this weeks Manuscript Monday Sarah recommends " How to Solve your Own Murder" by Kristen Perrin. This book had everything I like in a...

On this weeks Manuscript Monday Kim recommends "Confessions of a Shopaholic" by Sophia Kinsella. In true ‘Kim’ fashion, I don’t remember...

On this weeks Manuscript Monday Kim recommends Animal Speak by Ted Andrews. This is like a symbolism dictionary for animals. I really...

On this weeks Manuscript Monday Meredith recommends Why We Sleep by Matthew Walker. When I was a kid adults used to want me to go to...

This week's Facts Friday Sarah shares a fact from The National Institute of Environmental Sciences. The "sixth sick sheik's sixth sheep's...

On this weeks Word Wednesday, Kim has presented the word "Contronyms" Contronyms: [ kon-truh-nim ] Also known as Janus words. Janus was...

On this weeks Silly Saturday Kim is sharing an YouTube Video from Curlykidlife.

"Hamlet's soliloquy begins with 'To be or not to be.' Sarah's soliloquies usually relate to her fighting with Sally which is her pain...

On this weeks Manuscript Monday Kara recommends "The Crackwalker" by Judith Thompson. This is a play that's written by my very first role...

On this weeks Silly Saturday Sarah is sharing an YouTube Video from The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon.

Celestial Saturday is a chance for members and listeners to have a tarot card reading from Kim and to see how she interrupts the cards...

On this weeks Silly Saturday Sarah is sharing an SNL clip, a NBC Production.

On this weeks Topic Tuesday Meredith picks a quote from page 43 of What the Robin Knows by Jon Young. “Nature abhors a vacuum, and it...

On this weeks Manuscript Monday Lia recommends The Good Egg by Jory John and Pete Oswald. This is a cutie, cute, cute book and I love it!...

This week's Fact Friday Lia shares a fact from Science Daily. Did you know spider webs were used as bandages in ancient time. NOOOOOOO...

On this weeks Word Wednesday, Lindsay has presented the word "Gardyloo". Gardyloo (noun, archaic, Scotland, 1760): A warning cry given...

On this weeks Topic Tuesday Meredith picks a quote from page Xxv of What the Robin Knows by Jon Young. “Every living being has a purpose,...

On this weeks Manuscript Monday Lindsay recommends Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer. I love non-fiction storytelling written in a...

On this weeks Silly Saturday Kim is sharing an article by Interesting Engineering called "10 of the Silliest Inventions People Came up...