Tag Archives: Teaser Tuesday

Teaser Tuesday is a bookish sharing experience hosted by ShouldBeReading, in which participants share two sentences from their current read(s) — or more, if they’re not much for rules. His mind was whitehot with visions, and he vibrated like a harp to … Continue reading →

Teaser Tuesday is brought to you by Should Be Reading. So I lie there with my earphones on, wondering if it ever could have felt to Beethoven like it sounds in my head. The crescendo rises, and my sternum starts … Continue reading →

Last teaser of the month — here we go. “But for the most part I’m bound up in ideology the same as everyone else. Yet knowing that it’s there grants us some small power over ideology, and if you squint … Continue reading →

Grief, where does the time go? Is it truly the last TT of May?  From Should be Reading, as ever. …well, no, we’ve one more. But just one more. I can sense the grumbling. How, are you wondering, do I … Continue reading →

I fell asleep reading a book, and when I awoke…it was Teaser Tuesday! The Haverfords had dispatched Maycomb’s leading blacksmith in a misunderstanding arising from the alleged wrongful detention of a mare, were imprudent enough to do it in the … Continue reading →

Teaser Tuesday again, from Should Be Reading. The past had a way of coming back up out of the ground. Always right below your feet. p. 199, City of Bones.  Michael Connelly

April showers (and tornadoes) bring May flowers (and Teaser Tuesdays). The stranded Riflemen might call him the new Lieutenant, and they might invest the word ‘new’ with all the scorn of old soldiers, but that was because they did not … Continue reading →

Teaser Tuesday! I missed last week, so I’m going to cheat more than usual share an extra teasers this week, drawn from one of the quotations I’ve copied in my journal in recent months. Oh,  Mother of God, she prayed, … Continue reading →

Once again, it’s Tuesday Teaser…time….or it will be at some point. As he walked down the hallway, I remember watching with anthropologist-like fascination and thinking, This is interesting, watching these college kids get indoctrinated in the U.S. military; you can … Continue reading →