The Plan

In the interest of becoming happier, I've decided to put a little more effort into revisiting things that, when remembered, often make me say, "Gah.  I loved that.  I remember that."  That should leave a little time for doing new things that I fear to be impossible, things that will make me a better person in general and a moment to spare in which I'll learn to forgive myself for not being able to pull off the first couple of things perfectly.  That sound about like the plan.

Priorities

I really need to get back in to doing this. I can write, so I should.

First: queso and Scrabble.

Amanouz--We have vegetarian & vegan options

What about slighlty neurotic 30-something purpose-nemics? Something on the value menu for those of us saving and seeking and trying not to rub nickels together lest we start fires in our paper hearts?
In it now. Ordered and paid. My hope is the Tangine Fez whisks me to Casablanca and Rick is still one finger down on his brandy, white suit up pn pressing.
Authentic music. Cooking clatter. Disingenuine conversations. Starting to smell warm,
The tug and rustle of a new love across the street. I see it from behind glass. Wilted rose petals on the floor and fresh roses on each table.
Do roses grow in Morocco?

“To learn to read is to light a fire; every syllable that is spelled out is a spark.” -Victor Hugo

September is National Literacy Month


Thirty days has September, make them count! From September 1 - September 30, 2011, please join The World Eye Book Shop in supporting The Literacy Project by purchasing any book from the fiction section. Your purchase will allow The World Eye Book Shop to donate 10% of the purchase price to The Literacy Project (exlcuding Best Sellers).


Don't forget to drop your change in The Literacy Project's donation box!!




Support The Literacy Project because everyone deserves access to education.