#books and life

[applebrooklyn]

"Everything is blue..."

[radioactiveoreoshake]

Agatha Christie

I started reading Agatha Christie back in 2017 when my best friend Sawanpreet sent me 'The murder on the orient express' which was a Hercule Poirot mystery. I have stayed with her ever since. Every year reading 2-3 of her novels and enjoying the 'whodunit'. I have a keen interest in murder mysteries and I have read so many of them that I have sort of become the weirdo who reads books with the word 'Murder' or 'Death' in the title to relax. My recent read 'Death on the Gokumon Island' by Seishi Yokomizo actually scared my roommate. As I said that the first Agatha Christie book that I read was ' Murder on the Orient Express' in 2017. Then I continued my journey with '5 little pigs' also known as 'Murder in retrospect' which was also a Poirot story. Then I read 'And then there were none' followed by 'Evil Under the Sun', also a Poirot book. I read '4:50 from Paddington' which was the first Miss Marple book that I read followed by 'A Caribbean Mystery' which too was a Miss Marple story. 'The ABC murders' in 2018 was one of my last reads of the year which was a Poirot book.

'The murder of Roger Ackroyd' was followed by 'Hercule Poirot's Christmas' and 'Peril at the end house'. The body in the library was the third Miss Marple book that I read. My best friend gifted me 'A murder is announced' which I finished in March 2022. I started 2023 with 'Death on Nile' and in the middle of the year I picked up 'After the funeral'.

I read 'Hickory Dickory Dock' in the middle of 2024 and I have just picked up 'Lord Edgwware Dies' Christie remains one of the best writers that I have ever picked and I hope one day I finish reading everything by her.

@pluviamignis

[fermentedgutz]

visitation

wouldn’t it be funny if ford was able to visit bill at his intergalactic, therapeutic, meet-you-on-the-other-side-and-it’s-not-heaven-or-hell-but-a-third-evil-thing prison

[kipkiphoorayy]

alex hirsch truly is like. the guy ever. he created one of if not the most renowned and successful disney tva shows. he clowns on said network. he won his high school’s bird calling contest. he hates trump and is always advocating for people to vote. also prank calls republican/maga hotlines and was on the washington post for such. he voices half the cast of his own show and does a deranged mickey mouse voice he uses for like two separate shows. he owns a giant taxidermy buffalo. he and his sister were on an international improv team in high school. disney censored practically all queer themes in his show and now he has a nyt best seller (and created the website plus recent interviews ect ect) that imply there was something going on between that fuck ass triangle and ford. a straight man creating good old man yaoi. creates the craziest rabbit holes to send the fandom down probably primarily fueled by adhd and coffee. he probably has his flannel sewn to his body atp and has thousands of sticky hands on the wall in his house. i could go on but he’s just truly such a interesting guy

[poetryforall]

-Rumi

GET POETRY BOOK BY THE AWARD WINNING POET PRINCE RABBI NOW !!!!

[lannegarrett]

I know adverbs are controversial, but "said softly" means something different than "whispered" and this is the hill I will die on.

[cruelnemothesis]

[imsayak]

People aren't homes, they never will be. People are rivers, always changing, forever flowing. They will disappear with everything you put inside them.

~ Nikita Gill

[words-at-night]

[maibeloved]

Guess who is back in their gravity falls phase! (After it being dormant for almost a decade!)

[wanologic]

sorry danny, sam will never think you’re cool

[samwaverley]

Never Too Late: The Life and Love of Priscilla B Shuler

Never Too Late: The Life and Love of Priscilla B Shuler @ShulerPriscilla - by Kajori Sheryl Paul #TheChrysalisBREWProject #writerslift #WritingCommunity #ReadingCommunity

“One can do what one desires to do…making up one’s mind is paramount and then persisting.”-Priscilla B Shuler Award-winning author and matriarch Priscilla B Shuler has proven the truth of her words with the way she has lived her life. Whether we accept it or not, most people believe that life comes to a standstill after sixty. Old age is often considered to be the sunset of life. Ageism is a…

[sallymajors]

Never Too Late: The Life and Love of Priscilla B Shuler

Never Too Late: The Life and Love of Priscilla B Shuler @ShulerPriscilla - by Kajori Sheryl Paul #TheChrysalisBREWProject #writerslift #WritingCommunity #ReadingCommunity

“One can do what one desires to do…making up one’s mind is paramount and then persisting.”-Priscilla B Shuler Award-winning author and matriarch Priscilla B Shuler has proven the truth of her words with the way she has lived her life. Whether we accept it or not, most people believe that life comes to a standstill after sixty. Old age is often considered to be the sunset of life. Ageism is a…

[rachellepryce]

Never Too Late: The Life and Love of Priscilla B Shuler

Never Too Late: The Life and Love of Priscilla B Shuler @ShulerPriscilla - by Kajori Sheryl Paul #TheChrysalisBREWProject #writerslift #WritingCommunity #ReadingCommunity

“One can do what one desires to do…making up one’s mind is paramount and then persisting.”-Priscilla B Shuler Award-winning author and matriarch Priscilla B Shuler has proven the truth of her words with the way she has lived her life. Whether we accept it or not, most people believe that life comes to a standstill after sixty. Old age is often considered to be the sunset of life. Ageism is a…

[thechrysalisbrewproject]

Never Too Late: The Life and Love of Priscilla B Shuler

Never Too Late: The Life and Love of Priscilla B Shuler @ShulerPriscilla - by Kajori Sheryl Paul #TheChrysalisBREWProject #writerslift #WritingCommunity #ReadingCommunity

“One can do what one desires to do…making up one’s mind is paramount and then persisting.”-Priscilla B Shuler Award-winning author and matriarch Priscilla B Shuler has proven the truth of her words with the way she has lived her life. Whether we accept it or not, most people believe that life comes to a standstill after sixty. Old age is often considered to be the sunset of life. Ageism is a…

[griffin-ktb]