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C'est moi
I was raised Mormon, but now I'm a hippie Quaker living in the OC with my two teenage kids: CatGirl & GameBoy.
Twenty-six years ago I lost my right leg to bone cancer. Awhile ago I had an antibiotic-resistant infection in my lower left leg, and now I'm healing from surgery and feeling better every day.
I like gardening, making history, outrigger canoeing, trying new things, and my afternoon cup of tea.
"You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think."
~Christopher Robin, Pooh's Grand Adventure
Contact: remyjATucidotedu
Twenty-six years ago I lost my right leg to bone cancer. Awhile ago I had an antibiotic-resistant infection in my lower left leg, and now I'm healing from surgery and feeling better every day.
I like gardening, making history, outrigger canoeing, trying new things, and my afternoon cup of tea.
"You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think."
~Christopher Robin, Pooh's Grand Adventure
Contact: remyjATucidotedu
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Yeah, that tells you something when it doesn't rate a picture on Amazon...
But you're our kind of dork. Coming from the woman who went to findagrave.com to make sure that she didn't miss any dead monarchs on her honeymoon in the UK...
Maybe it shows that we should be more dorky as a society. I remember when I checked out Fracis Bacon's New Atlantis at my university's library, and it was a 100 year old version (the most recent copy the had) that hadn't been checked out in a few decades. And this has segments in the Norton Anthology! Yea for dorks, how sad for everyone else.
Um. 1995 wasn't that long ago. Was it?
Don't special kinds of dorks get to go to special kinds of heavens, where there are myriad books that haven't been checked out for centuries that we get to peruse at our leisure? It's like a heaven of 72 virgin books to do with as you please.
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