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October Wrap-Up

October 28, 2022

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Autumn: A Prose-Poem Thingy

October 21, 2022

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One Quirk Later: In Which Celery Is Electrified And Goldfish Meet Untimely Ends

October 17, 2022

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Catholic Artist: L'Angelus (ft. Sam fangirling about one of her favorite musical groups)

October 14, 2022

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5 Books Which Should Be Read In October

October 07, 2022

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(all photos in this post are copywrited by me) "Heart of Jesus, desire of the Eternal Hills, have mercy on us." --Litany of the Sacred Heart "It is truly right and just, with ardent love of mind and heart and with devoted service of our voice, to acclaim our God invisible, the almighty Father, and Jesus Christ, our Lord, his Son, his Only Begotten. Who for our sake paid Adam's debt to the eternal Father, and, pouring out his own dear Blood, wiped clean the record of our ancient sinfulness. These, then, are the feasts of Passover, in which is slain the Lamb, the one true Lamb, whose Blood anoints the doorposts of believers." --The Exultet of the Easter Vigil Hello lovely readers! And welcome back to the Sam-writes-posts-the-week-she-posts-them sort of vibe! I don't know if you're happy to be back to that, but there we are. Heck, I don't know if I'm happy to be back to that. But here we are. I've returned from my three weeks of travels and am

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yes, that is me with The Longest Johns. yes, I'm still freaking out about it. An' it's my apologies to ye, but ye still don' get to hear about Rome. (Wait! Don't leave! Today's post is still going to be fun! Maybe I shouldn't have started like that...) But! Rome next week I promise! Once I've not been travelling quite so much. Three weeks of travel is a lot. And lemme tell you, it's a lot to write blog posts in advance for, too, good grief. So don't give me any guff. So instead of Rome, and because when I was writing this post my brain was fried (weeks of school and only a few hours before one has to leave for London and from there to Rome will do that to you) I'm going to talk to you about the Best (and Last) Thing I Did Before I Left. Which was... (drumroll please) I WENT TO SEE THE LONGEST JOHNS IN CONCERT! I know I haven't talked a whole lot on here about my love for TLJ (which, for the record, was ve

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Hurrah, it's time for the Winter GBB! (What on earth am I going to do for GBB when I run out of seasons?) However, I somewhat apologize in advance for this post (or at least the Best section) because I am in the middle of the 10th (of 11.5) week of Fall Quarter, and my brain. is. done. It's all I can do to keep up somewhat of a standard in my academic writing, and when I'm done with that, my brain is bad at wording. I am, quite simply, worded out. So this post (especially the Best section) is a bit shorter than and not quite as articulate as I would like. Next week, while I study for finals and do ludicrous amounts of Art 111 homework, Eomer, who is always good at wording, is going to take over, and the week after that, I should be articulate again, so this probably a one-off. I hope. Anyway, disclaimers aside, Winter books! Yay! This list was funny to compile, because out of 16 books, only five actually have snow in them, that I can recall. So, it may not match everyone

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