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I sit and type out these blog entries by that second floor window on the left.
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
My House
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An account of my leaving the comfort of the Texas South and the consistency of the Utah West to pursue an education in the Ohio East
About Me
- David Grover
- is a student working on his master's degree in English at Ohio University.
Read in '08
- Ex Libris
- Men-of-War: Life in Nelson's Navy
- Kidnapped
- The Light Fantastic
- Sphere
- The Arabian Nights
- The Color of Magic
- A Night in the Lonesome October
- I Am the Cheese
- Vagabonding
- Frankenstein
- Nickel and Dimed
- The First Travel Guide to the Moon
- The Ten Commandments of Type
- Men's Style
- Jane Eyre
- Stylin' with CSS
- Amulet
- Tintin, vol.1
- Bicycling beyond the Divide
- Treasure Island
- The Count of Monte Cristo
- Star Wars: The Last Command
- Flight, vol. 2
- Nancy Drew: The Secret of Mirror Bay
- Admiral Hornblower in the West Indies
- Star Wars: Dark Force Rising
- The Journal of a Disappointed Man & A Last Journal
- As I Lay Dying
- Bike Touring
- Star Wars: Heir to the Empire
- Lord Hornblower
- Flight, vol.1
- Persuasion
- The Amazing Adventures of Father Brown
- Desmond
- Commodore Hornblower
- Will Power! A Biography of WIll Smith
- Letters Written in France
- You: On a Diet
- The Art of Travel
- Flying Colours
- Ship of the Line
- Beat to Quarters
- Hornblower and the "Atropos"
- It's a Bird
- Times Square Red, Times Square Blue
- Great Books
- Essays of E. B. White
- The Invention of Hugo Cabret
- A Sorrow Beyond Dreams
- Between Panic and Desire
Labels
- Awesomest Thing Ever (4)
- Blogs I Follow (6)
- Books I've Read (3)
- Hateful Things (7)
- Instructions for Technically Cautious (6)
- Stuff I Drew (7)
- The Road Trip (7)
The state of the nation can be seen in the contents of a Barnes and Noble (apparently, we are a nation of romantic true-crime pundits with gigantic coffee tables).
1 comment:
For some reason, I guess I pictured it a lot darker and, well, snowier up there. It is a lovely little house. Austen would call it charming. "I excessively love a cottage!" Isn't that what he said?
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