This poem seems applicable to manifestation because it is about living in a world beyond what we can see, and beyond "reasons and proofs."
The World I Live In – Mary Oliver
Assessment of my 2021 Goal
I am not going to list the books that I read last year. It was a kind of intense year, and many of the books that I read had to do with school or with my comprehensive exam for my master’s degree (which I passed!). I did however set some goals on this blog:(https://litbitchbooks.com/2021/01/05/2021-reading-goals/). I… Continue reading Assessment of my 2021 Goal
2021 Reading Goals
Here, I share some goals that I have for reading in 2021. Overall, I wanted my goals to center around more specific books that I would like to get to this year, since I am not going to be pressuring myself with numbers.
Books of 2020
Happy New Year! I’m making a quick post to wrap up the year. This will basically just be a list of books I read.
Attachments
A man named Lincoln is hired to look over emails in an office and make sure everyone is following the rules and doing their job or whatever. There are two women in the office, Beth and Jennifer, who do not give a shit about the rules.
My Childhood Dog was a Great Writer
Let's all take a moment to admire my dog's beautiful prose.
Masculinity in the Odyssey
Hermes describes Circe’s “magic wand”, which refers to Circe’s metaphorical dick.
Books That Make Even the Baddest Bitches Cry
I’m not a bitch that cries at everything, so the books on this list have really achieved something extraordinary.
Fangirl
To be concise, my overall opinion is read this book! It’s great, and I want to date Levi.
Fall 2017 Semester Wrap-up
I was taking eighteen credit hours this semester, so I’m proud of myself for reading six books.
Summer Reads
When people ask, I’ll tell them I read thirteen books, but this list will only comprise of seven items
Tell Me Three Things
I roast the fuck out of Tell Me Three Things by Julie Buxbaum. I just felt that Jessie was a fucking idiot.
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