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May. 20th, 2013 09:39 pmArrow's season finale was better than expected. Although I do have quibbles with it...
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I'm so listless right now, I've little energy to debate things. MD wanted to debate "Mists of Avalon" after church on Sunday. I don't even remember Mists of Avalon. I remember trying to read it and getting bored...about 20 years ago. It may be a mood thing. You can change your mind about books, by the way. Perfect example? My father recently re-read a classic that he last read in high-school, at that time he thought it was boring and dry and overrated. Now at the age of 76 he just finished re-reading this classic novel and thought it was amongst the most brilliant books he's ever read. Depends on where you are in your life and where you are in your head and what you are doing. Plus, we don't think the same way, process info the same way, or view things the same. It's not a one-size fits all world. Why can't people understand that? Actually they probably do, they just don't want to.
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I'm so listless right now, I've little energy to debate things. MD wanted to debate "Mists of Avalon" after church on Sunday. I don't even remember Mists of Avalon. I remember trying to read it and getting bored...about 20 years ago. It may be a mood thing. You can change your mind about books, by the way. Perfect example? My father recently re-read a classic that he last read in high-school, at that time he thought it was boring and dry and overrated. Now at the age of 76 he just finished re-reading this classic novel and thought it was amongst the most brilliant books he's ever read. Depends on where you are in your life and where you are in your head and what you are doing. Plus, we don't think the same way, process info the same way, or view things the same. It's not a one-size fits all world. Why can't people understand that? Actually they probably do, they just don't want to.