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Max always chooses me to do tuck in and story time.
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Finished my tarot book on the train home.
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Pre-naptime stories.
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A new book I ordered on Amazon arrived and when I noticed the cover I was delighted to see I'd worn the appropriate shirt. Mind Magic The Ecstasy of Freeing Creative Power by Bill Harvey
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Good Saturday.
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Been called worse.
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Which turned out to be the same book that my dad was reading because HE had picked it up last time he was at the airport!
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I recently bought a keyboard and started teaching myself piano so Meredith's parents got me a bunch of awesome books on music theory!
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She likes to watch stuff go past.
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De-plane, boss. De-plane.
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After 3 days in Pemuteran, we had decided it was time to move on. We busted out the guidebook and started looking at possible next-destinations!
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The Portable Atheist: Essential Readings for the Nonbeliever
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Why Is Sex Fun?: The Evolution Of Human Sexuality (One of Jared Diamond's books that preceded Guns, Germs & Steel)
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The Singularity Is Near: When Humans Transcend Biology MOAR SCIENCE!
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Genome: The Autobiography of a Species in 23 Chapters
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We also had Edie with us! Edie enjoys being in a bag!
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Air Train to JFK (I was reading My War: Killing Time in Iraq by Colby Buzzell.)
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Outliers, Sway and RAGNAR'S URBAN SURVIVAL: A Hard-Times Guide to Staying Alive in the City. Hahaha.
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The books Meredith selected for me were all bulls-eyes: Fifty Places to Dive Before You Die.
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...and lots and lots of books.
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6:48am. Excited about the trip! I bought this book 4 days prior (which was also the same day I impulse decided to go to Egypt). My plan was to fly into Cairo and find a hotel for the night...then figure out the rest while I was there. (Also known as not really having much of a plan).
egypt: part one
March 16, 2008
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On Monday Sarah and I got together to celebrate the fact that she'd just received the first galley copy of her second book, Pocket Karaoke. Congrats, Sar! I'm so proud of you!
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A little before 7pm, we decided to head back to our guest house and relax for a bit. Here's me trying to figure out where the heck we are on the map and how to get back to our room!
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Sure enough, as soon as we got back, it started pouring. We spent the next six hours stuck inside reading. (Yay, pulpy vacation books!)
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After four hours of walking around, we'd only managed to see a little more than half the exhibits, but we were getting hungry and were starting to feel "museum-ed out." So I busted out my guidebook to see what vegetarian restaurants were nearby.
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Champagne makes me both sleepy AND cranky. Fast forward to this awesome photo Meredith took of me trying to read-away my wine hangover. (I highly recommend the book I'm reading: The Paradox of Choice by Barry Schwarz
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Later that night, Meredith came over with good news and bad news. The good news was she was finally ready to get back together. The bad news was that she wanted me to read the book Men Are Mars, Women Are from Venus. (Which, and I never thought in a million years that I'd actually say this, I learned a lot from and actually totally changed our relationship for the better!)
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We stopped in a bookstore and I lamented not having found this book until after the beach party.
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Over breakfast we busted out the guidebook we'd bought the day before in NYC...