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Tonight's Poet Corner: Introspection

Hi everyone! This is Arden doing a guest introspection because Belinda is busy and tired and it was our anniversary yesterday, so I'm hijacking this post. Muahahaha! Wow... that was something I haven't done since high school... Anyway, we just took a very long walk and talked about very introspective things. What were those things? Wouldn't you like to know. In any case, pie is good. And I only typed that because Belinda suggested it. There is no writer's quotation tonight because I can't think of any off the top of my head and I'm too lazy to look one up. Have a great night and a safe weekend, everyone.

Friday's Whims of the Time Traveler 37.0: September 7th, 2009

Celebrity Bible by Belinda Roddie Thereā€™s a small, nondescript book that you can find in your local run-of-the-mill bookstore on the back room shelf, called the Celebrity Bible. But itā€™s not some national treasure. Itā€™s not bound with gold thread or stamped with a royal red emblem of approval. No, the Celebrity Bible just looks like your average bible. No glossy magazine cover, no over-the-top wind-blown self portraits of self-indulgent splendor, because the Celebrity Bible is not about celebrities. Itā€™s not a book for the average, adoring reader. No, this book is for celebrities, not about them, and it doesnā€™t cater to one specific person, just as an astronomer doesnā€™t focus on a single star in his brass telescope. And when you open the Celebrity Bible, its binding hisses and breathes, a deep exhalation, a long, heavy sigh as you crack its spine and pop it back into place, straightening out the vertebrae. Then youā€™ll notice that the Celebrity Bible is like every other bible in the ...

Today's OneWord: Leading

"Where's my leading lady?" cried out Stewart Marx the Third, brandishing his empty champagne flute like a knife as the crowds of black tuxedos and silvery gowns pulled away. She was on the stairwell, left hand delicately caressing the banister - as the tradition always was at the ballets and the operas. Show them off, everyone said.