How did this happen? Feb is over already. I know it is a short month, but my god! this short? Time is flying, sign of age no doubt. Didn’t get my shopping done on Sat, I’d forgotten that it was … Continue reading
28 February 2007
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28 February 2007
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How did this happen? Feb is over already. I know it is a short month, but my god! this short? Time is flying, sign of age no doubt. Didn’t get my shopping done on Sat, I’d forgotten that it was … Continue reading
27 February 2007
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Today’s Irish Times has some interesting facts on the rugby match[1] An average of over one million viewers tuned into RTÉ on Saturday to witness Ireland beat England 43-13 at Croke Park. These average numbers (1.052 million) are remarkable: they … Continue reading
26 February 2007
Cast: Stephanie Leonidas
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just didn’t hit this year. I was vaguely interested, but to be honest I haven’t even looked up most of the results yet. But never fear, for Carl has an entry on the Oscars and the dresses. Photo from IrishRugby.ie … Continue reading
24 February 2007
Cast: Andrew Airlie
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My only sunshine, you make me happy when skies are grey! What a match. What a result. Role on Scotland and Italy. Super Saturday or what? The fun started before I went to bed on Friday[1] when B#5 texted me … Continue reading
24 February 2007
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And hopefully once half five rolls around there’ll be no thought of politics or history, just rugby, and a win for us. B#5 seems to have found himself a ticket, he is still at school so he gets to go … Continue reading
22 February 2007
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As mentioned I was thinking of amalgamating blogs, so if everyone can take a look here, http://www.susanhatedliterature.net/wordpress/, and let me know iffin it works/destroys your browser etc. I’ve tweaked the header a bit, and a couple of the colours. So … Continue reading
22 February 2007
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Thirteen Random Things I’m vaguely considering amalgamating this blog and Susan Hated Literature. And moving everything over there. Cause this blog is hosted with Digital Crocus, whereas the other is hosted with Blacknight.ie and blacknight seem a hell of a … Continue reading
20 February 2007
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Remember my last T13, where I listed stuff that I wanted. Well, there was a reason I didn’t mention a camera, as I had just gone and ordered one. A Fuji Finepix S5600 to be precise. And it arrived yesterday … Continue reading
19 February 2007
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And so, of course, we are all entitled to our own points of view. But[1] sometimes don’t you think it’d be easier if we all thought the same way[2] Wouldn’t it make life so much easier? Think about it. No … Continue reading
19 February 2007
Call no: 800
Setting: 1940s, Paris
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Author: Irene Nireovsky
Two novellas and some appendices make up this book. The two fiction pieces were intended to be part of a series of books about France during World War II, but the author, Irene Nemirovsky died in a concentration camp in August 1942, and that is what makes up the non-fiction element of this book. Of course the real like story of Nemirovsky, and how this book came to be published makes up a large element of the media coverage surrounding the novel, but the fiction element alone deserves attention. The background, and fact that it was written as these events were taking place, adds to the work as a whole.