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Why the Lazy Russian Horses Show?
Because one day Kev was singing "Sway," and if you know Kev, you know he is a notorious low-talker, so when he sang "like the lazy ocean hugs the shore," I thought he said "like a lazy Russian horses show," and it seemed like a good name for something. Sorta Sgt. Peppery. No offense to Russians or horses is intended.
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3 comments:
"The perks of being a Wallflower"
http://www.amazon.com/Perks-Being-Wallflower-Stephen-Chbosky/dp/0671027344
The whole C.S. Lewis "Narnia" series. (MUCH better than the movie, I'm afraid.)
Never Have Your Dog Stuffed -- Alan Alda's autobiography
Gracie -- autobiography of George Burns (you'll probably cry)
Tom's Midnight Garden. It's a young adult level book, but it's still one of my all-time favorites. I forget the author. You'll also cry at the ending (but, it's a happy ending, so they're "good" tears).
The Gift of Magic. Again, I forget the author. Also a YA book, but good. About a 15yo(?) girl with ESP whose parents are getting a divorce; not a cheezy as it sounds. Older sister wants to do ballet -- VERY good, but not formally trained.
--GG
Catch-22 is my all-time favorite book. It far surpasses any other book i have read.
I also like the "Wheel of Time" Fantasy series by Robert Jordan. It is young adult, and also probably a bit nerdy....
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