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in women: the leap from all treatments having to do with pregnancy - to psychosocial problems. that's kinda heavy if you think about it.
going down the rabbit hole on the Charlie Kirk assassination
im curious because people around me have been doing the same, who would you say is a main voice that you're listening to on this?
Sounds interesting. Is a move from England to Australia impressive? Or is it regular, like everybody's doing it?
Reminds me of the Czech writer Milan Kundera
my only connection to this series: when I worked at the public library, reshelving these books was a nightmare. To alphabetize the titles was a task you couldn't believe
I know this is already a big effort to report each week, but can I say something? all love to you siggy, sincerely, but I miss when your commentary was the first thing to read. When I open the post and see a list, that's just where my mind goes, I think that i'm about to read from you, but it's a list. Can you bring back a little flare to the intro?
I know that's picky, just miss it
“Because memory isn’t about storage. It’s about intention. If you want to remember something, you have to choose to carry it.”
good line there
you don't need to rely on reading anymore to orient yourself to your reality, true.
-- this is one thing software took
it's okay - reading, like you say, is more than comprehension
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I moved this orchid from water submersion to chunky soil in this pitcher my grandmother used to pour gravy from. Mosquitoes were multiplying in the still water, so had to change that up.
And lo! A new stem! A new bud!
my listens are limited to fiction and i'm as picky about the reader as I am about the narrative. I don't find that I have a drastic difference in experience from audio to page because I already limit both so much to my particular taste
What I lack from an audiobook is the ability to take out a piece of text that I really loved. That just can't happen unless I'm willing to replay it 10 times and copy it down.