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Tag Archives: star trek
Books completed, February 2012
The Soprano Wore Falsettos by Mark Schweizer The Bass Wore Scales by Mark Schweizer The Mezzo Wore Mink by Mark Schweizer Star Trek Mirror Universe: Rise Like Lions by David Mack Star Trek Deep Space Nine: Fearful Symmetry by Olivia Woods The Old Sod: The Odd Life and … Continue reading
Things my readers should know about me
Things I am serious about: religion books music birds writing marriage Things I am not serious about but I love them: Star Trek in all its forms and variation. My favorite series are the cheesy campy Original and Deep Space … Continue reading
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Tagged Birds, books, doctor who, marriage, merlin, music, star trek, writing
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Current round-up
Current Reading The Forge of Tubal Cain by Ann Finnin The Roebuck in the Thicket by Evan John Jones, Robert Cochrane, and Michael Howard The Passion of Mary Magdalene by Elizabeth Cunningham Kissing the Limitless by Thorn Coyle Current Viewing … Continue reading
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Tagged batman, bones, books, current round-up, deep space nine, ds9, jeremy brett, music, pbs, star trek, tv
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The shining of the silver screen
Piqued by a reference on Bones, featuring an actual mummy and “Bones” Brennan naming the film as a childhood favorite that sparked her interest in forensic anthropology, we followed our Halloween viewing of It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown! with … Continue reading
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Tagged batman, boris karloff, deep space nine, great pumpkin, star trek, the mummy
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Six random things: a meme
Nettle has kindly given me my entry for today by tagging me to tell my readers six random things about myself. 1) Along with Nettle, I am reading The Tree of Enchantment by Orion Foxwood. I’m also reading Diana L. … Continue reading
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Tagged babylon 5, Birds, diana l. paxson, memories, orion foxwood, star trek
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