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Saturday, September 29, 2018
QotD: "Her trigger was independence. Books gave her control: 'Every choice was my choice. Then I could control what went into my head by plugging into new worlds, learning new things and just imagining a different life.'”
"'My parents didn’t read very much,' she says. 'But I can’t remember not having books. I’d go to the library every week, search every shelf with children’s books, then go home with a stack.' At school she always signed on as a library helper, and no surprise, her shop looks very much like a well-ordered library.
"Her trigger was independence. Books gave her control: 'Every choice was my choice. Then I could control what went into my head by plugging into new worlds, learning new things and just imagining a different life.'”
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We welcome thoughtful disagreement.
But we do (ir)regularly moderate comments -- and we *will* delete any with insulting or abusive language. Or if they're just inane. It’s okay to disagree, but pretend you’re having a drink in the living room with the person you’re disagreeing with. This includes me.
PS: Have the honesty and courage to use your real name. That gives added weight to any opinion.