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May 9, 2008 0

Books Worth Reading: My Personal Standards

retrowomanreading.jpgEveryone should read. Reading makes you a bigger, better person. I love reading, but I must confess that I am very particular about what I read. I have strict standards: Read the rest of this entry »

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It’s a bittersweet moment to watch your child take a step closer to needing you less, but it’s also a proud moment. — Mileah Monroe

 

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