December 2011
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“For once a story is told, it cannot be called back. Once told, it is loose in...”
– Narrative Inquiry: A Methodology for Studying Lived Experience - D. Jean Clandinin
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Kylie: I am an excellent speller because in elementary school and most of high school I had no ( or very few poor quality) friends. Books were my friends and they taught me many things: like spelling, and various scenarios for dystopian societies; also where waldo was and that breaking my slate over a boys head was not a proper method of conflict resolution, though is usually leads to marriage in the future.
Michael: Well then it probably is proper conflict management.
Kylie: well it first creates a hostile relationship for several years and then all this pent up love builds up and kind of explodes. Then there is a period of denial which is finally conquered by a near-death experience (via Scarlet fever) and then the engagement happens and four years later the marriage occurs. There has to be an easier way.
Michael: No probably not.
Kylie: Well then I guess I better buy some slates.
Michael: And some medicine.
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I leave for England in the morning!
So I probably won’t be around for a few weeks.
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ambiguous-transparency asked: Your blog contains so much variety, I am absolutely in love with it. This is exactly what I needed! :) And I love almost all of the books shown up there. :)
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“She refused to be bored, chiefly because she wasn’t boring.”
– Zelda Fitzgerald
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