Tag Archives: Teaser Tuesday

The last teaser of February? Time flies! “Anthropologically speaking it was only yesterday that men ceased to club and ravish on the spot any female that attracted their passing whim.”“Yes, I suppose, Doctor”, I said, “Life must have been one … Continue reading →

Teaser Tuesday is a weekly event in which participants share a tidbit from their current reads; play along at Should Be Reading. It did something to the watchers. The power of the thundering rocket, the knowledge that had gone into … Continue reading →

Teaser Tuesday is a weekly event in which people share tidbits from their current reads, hosted by Should Be Reading. Down at the beginning of the new road, at park headquarters, is the new entrance station and visitor center, where … Continue reading →

Teaser Tuesday is weekly game hosted by ShouldBeReading. The chivalric cult had a strange parallel in the sleeping arrangment known as ‘bundling’, which was common both to rural areas of seventeenth-century Wales and to eighteenth-century New England. This was likewise … Continue reading →

Teaser Tuesday! Happy teasing and Merrie Yuletide/Solstice/Christmas! “It sounds as though you’ve been trying to sew your skin back together,” said Mrs. Weasley with a snort of mirthless laughter, “but even you, Arthur, wouldn’t be that stupid –“  “I fancy a … Continue reading →

Teaser Tuesday!  You’re not perceiving what’s out there. You’re perceiving whatever your brain tells you.  Incognito: the Secret Lives of the Brain, David Eagleman. p. 33. This is a fascinating little about about neurology and the subconscious. They say that Antarctica is … Continue reading →

Last Teaser of November… Mr. Dursley stood rooted to the spot. He had been hugged by a complete stranger. He also thought he had been called a Muggle, whatever that was. He was rattled. He hurried to his car and … Continue reading →

Teaser Tuesday is a bookish event in which participants share excerpts from their current reads, hosted by ShouldBeReading. “But then Paris was a continuing lesson in the enjoyment to be found in such simple, unhurried occupations as a walk in … Continue reading →

Today I snuck into the children’s section of the library to pick up a Riordian number, and while in the R’s noticed a book I’d not seen before. Naturally I checked it out and read it at lunch, giggling the … Continue reading →