As for Gussie Finknottle, many an experienced undertaker would have been deceived by his appearance and started embalming on sight
~P.G. Wodehouse
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- Thanks, Ash!!!!!
- Lennie and the Rabbits
- Weekly Wodehouse #26
- John Steinbeck Reads "Of Mice and Men"
- 5 Life Lessons from Steinbeck's "Of Mice and Men"
- Of Mice and Men
- Castle Season 3
- A Little Bit of 300 Spoofing
- Used Books at the Library
- Do You Kindle/E-Book/etc.?
- Weekly Wodehouse #25
- Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machines
- Trailer For Every Oscar-Winning Movie Ever
- A Little More Fun With Google Translate...
- Fun With Google Translate
- Weekly Wodehouse #24
- I Don't Read "Harry Potter"...
- Dressing Room Disaster
- Tim Burton and Johnny Depp
- Butterflies...
- Weekly Wodehouse #23
- Jekyll and Hyde: The Musical
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My Biography (Abridged)
- Emmy
- I'm a devoted bookworm and college graduate working at my local library. Literature is my life :D
Dramatis Personae
Emmy: A college graduate with a BA in English; bookworm, writer, blogger, future librarian
The Roomie, Italia, Kitsune: Emmy's college roommates
The Brother: Emmy's younger brother
Shay, Courtney, et. all: Wonderful friends
The Roomie, Italia, Kitsune: Emmy's college roommates
The Brother: Emmy's younger brother
Shay, Courtney, et. all: Wonderful friends
Sarah, Rachel, The Professor, Kiity: Emmy's college friends
Willoughby, Odysseus, Neo: Past crushes/friends
Movie Boy, Boo: Fellow writers
Monty: One of the Roomie's crazy friends
Brandon: A character from Jane Austin's Sense and Sensibility; the fictional representation of the kind of man Emmy desires to date
P.G. Wodehouse: The greatest comedy writer EVAH!
Ahmed and Kilbronson: Emmy's personal librarians who assist with Summer Reading
Willoughby, Odysseus, Neo: Past crushes/friends
Movie Boy, Boo: Fellow writers
Monty: One of the Roomie's crazy friends
Brandon: A character from Jane Austin's Sense and Sensibility; the fictional representation of the kind of man Emmy desires to date
P.G. Wodehouse: The greatest comedy writer EVAH!
Vocabulary
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A Note on Font
What first started as a slip-up in font selection has become (for me), a method of distinguishing different themes of posts.
That being said, posts that are about literature are written in Georgia ...
And posts about life in general are written inVerdana.
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That being said, posts that are about literature are written in G
And posts about life in general are written in
(Click HERE for more information!)
Sometime back I started reading "The World of Mr. Mulliner" but laid it aside for some reason. I'm happy to say I've taken it up again. A book that makes me laugh out loud is a powerful book indeed.
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful to hear! (And I must admit that I've never read that particular Wodehouse novel, so I'm going to have to put it on my reading list ;)
ReplyDeleteIt takes place in the Bar Parlor of the "Anglers Rest" and Mr Mulliner tells tales which you know are true because he himself will attest that he has never told an untruth.
ReplyDeleteVery creative! But, of course, how do we REALLY know he has never told an untruth? Take him at his word? :P I'll have to check out this book later. My school library has a nicely supplied Wodehouse shelf or three, and I should be able to find it there ;)
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