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Wild(flower) member |
I recently saw this topic posted on another site and thought we might enjoy it here on WD.
Two books instantly come to mind, interestingly enough, by the same author: The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck As a child, these two made be weep copiously: Old Yeller by Fred Gipsin The Call of the Wild by Jack London ~~flutter~~  "Me, my thoughts are flower strewn Ocean storm, bayberry moon. I have got to leave to find my way...." ~~REM |
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REMYAdministrator |
Catcher in the Rye J.D. Salinger
Tiempo de Silencio Luis Martín-Santos "Un no sé qué que quedan balbuciendo." San Juan de la Cruz |
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Mudslidin' Administrator  |
Definitely Old Yeller
I can't even watch the movie.  |
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REMYAdministrator |
Thanks to whoever gave me a new avatar. Don't know why there's still a red x on other posts.
"Un no sé qué que quedan balbuciendo." San Juan de la Cruz |
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Mudslidin' Administrator |
The rest should appear when the server updates tonight.
I noticed Cervantes went AWOL so I took the liberty of finding you a new one. Seeing a post by you without him just didn't seem right.  |
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REMYAdministrator |
The person hosting the old one shut down her site. So, thanks again.
"Un no sé qué que quedan balbuciendo." San Juan de la Cruz |
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Shameless Romantic Member |
"Message in a Bottle" by Nicholas Sparks... just left me down and out.
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Word Distillery Word Distillery.com The Smokehouse- For the serious writer. Chamber- Literary discussion/textual explication What is the saddest/most depressing book you have read?