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Dilovely’s Harry Potter Geek-Out, including “Harry, A History”

Posted on 24 August, 201011 November, 2012 by dilovelyadmin

SPOILER ALERT: I may discuss Potter plot. If you have been meaning to read Harry Potter – any of it – and still haven’t gotten around to it… what’s wrong with you? Go read it. Just close this window and go. Shoo! For the rest of you… here we go. It’s a doozy. Ahem. We…

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Why I Love Emily Giffin

Posted on 11 June, 20104 September, 2010 by dilovelyadmin

Emily Giffin is the author of The Heart of the Matter, Love the One You’re With, Baby Proof, Something Borrowed, and Something Blue. Her novels aren’t considered great literature – it’s what you would call “chick lit”, but I own all five of them and find them not only readable, but re-readable. Why I love…

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From the Pages of Mini-Di: My Birthday!

Posted on 11 May, 201017 July, 2010 by dilovelyadmin

Written on this day, 25 years ago. (How about that. I’ve been journalling for a quarter-century!) May 11 ’85 I loved my birthday! I got a “my little pony Bow tie”! I also got this diary! I got paper and art Kit! The favors were lovely! Necklaces were from Ben. And 35c! I also got…

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From the Pages of Mini-Di: Homeschooling Haiku

Posted on 20 April, 201017 July, 2010 by dilovelyadmin

Okay, since I’m perusing, here is another taste of the writings of a smaller, less abashed, more exuberant Dilovely. Apparently in the Homeschooling days of early spring of 1986 (I was 7), I was taught about Haiku, poems of three lines with syllables numbering 5, 7, and 5. In a tiny spiral-bound notebook (white cover…

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From the Pages of Mini-Di: “Minimal Attributes for Guys”

Posted on 19 April, 201017 July, 2010 by dilovelyadmin

As I think I’ve mentioned, I used to be a prolific diary-writer. I had journals in all sizes, mostly supplied by my dad, and wrote oodles about everything, from the very shallow to the almost-philosophical. Sometimes I look through these volumes (29 and counting, plus supplementary quasi-journals) and am amazed/embarrassed/taken aback/reduced to tears of laughter…

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Random News

Posted on 2 March, 20106 March, 2010 by dilovely

As of yesterday, March 1st, 2010, two new teeth were noticeable in E’s mouth! Lower right outer incisor, upper left front (as it turns out, the first one he cut on the top was not right in front, but off to the side). Good story, eh? I am writing a big post about the Olympics,…

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Taking the Elephant by the Tusks Before it's in the Room

Posted on 24 February, 20106 March, 2010 by dilovely

Hello, dear readers, I apologize for my absence the last few days. I am in the process of a sea-blog-change. As the end of my maternity leave creeps closer, I am wishing more and more fervently that I could only go back to work part-time (or, since I’m wishing, how about not at all?). I…

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Traduction anglaise

Posted on 17 February, 20106 March, 2010 by dilovely

I was thinking perhaps I should provide a translation of these Valentine verses (especially since my hubby and prime Valentine has great mastery of only certain words in French), and then I had an idea for an experiment. How about I try my hand at translating… and then let the InterWeb have a go… and…

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BANG Book Review – The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society

Posted on 10 February, 201030 April, 2010 by dilovely

… By Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows. The GGG book club liked it!  Some even loved it. It’s the story, told through letters post-WWII, of a woman who becomes fascinated by the stories of the German occupation of the island of Guernsey, and goes to the island to learn more.  We all found the…

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BANG Movie Review – Avatar

Posted on 20 January, 20104 September, 2010 by dilovely

Spoiler alert – if you are planning to see Avatar and don’t want to know stuff about the movie, stop reading here.  I recommend seeing it on as little information as possible, and forming your own opinions.  If you’re not concerned about sullying your first impressions, please read on. I didn’t know much about Avatar…

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