Daily Archives: October 23, 2016
Top 5 Book Reviews of Summer 2016
Hello everyone! Fall is upon us, so it’s time to take a look back to check out the top book review posts of this past summer. Feel free to click any of the links below to take a read. Results are calculated by page views.
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Gemstones.
Ali’s itsy bitsy bites “Cheap Michelin star”
LOVE & BUTTERFLY XO
LOVE & BUTTERFLY XO
Searching for love, like
Catch cluttering butterfly
Ignored, came both, xo
It is like this, you search for happiness and love, the more you try to find it, the more it seems to go away, we would think we have almost got it, like the failed attempts to catch the cluttering butterfly from flower to flower. The more we try to catch it, the more it chases. So, ignore it and sit at a place, it shall come flying and shall rest on our chest or cheeks. So is love and happiness, the more you try to find it the more illusory it looks and almost makes one, to further not to attempt. The more the greed to find happiness in the mundane world the more it chases. When one ignores his/her wanting, love and happiness shall come in swift.
So, both LOVE and the BUTTERFLY…
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THOUGHTS ON THURSDAY – OUR FUTURE ENVIRONMENT
Tomorrow it will be my pleasure to talk about artist Katie Paterson, for whom books remain completely bound with the future, the earth and the paper they’re printed on. This relationship inspired her project “Future Library,” in which she’s commissioning authors to help write 100 works to be kept in the trust for 100 years. They will be published in a limited-edition anthology in 2114, on paper made from 1,000 Norwegian spruce trees planted near Oslo last year.