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Oct. 2nd, 2012 10:35 am3 quick things (2 questions, 1 pointer to something I found)
Q1: Books that feature pies? (Foodie bookclub + to-die-for pastry chef == we need an excuse to get her to do a Pie Night for us.) Any genre, fiction or non. All suggestions gratefully accepted, thanks in advance!
Q2: Famous mobs? This is for a 7th-grade lit project. I think it has to be an actual, historical event but he's checking with the teacher about Les Mis, so for now that's still up for debate. The examples given in class were the storming of the Bastille and the Boston Tea Party. Suggestions from all cultures welcome, and again, tia!
P1: If you watched The Unusuals when it was streaming on Netflix, it's now on Amazon (free with Prime) and there's an additional, tenth episode that I never saw on Netflix (I watched last winter, so it might have popped up after that? But I definitely had not seen it before I went back in to rewatch as I was writing the Beaumont/Walsh I just posted.) It's very Casey-centric; a little more serious than usual, but mostly, I was just happy to have a tiny bit more of the characters.
Q1: Books that feature pies? (Foodie bookclub + to-die-for pastry chef == we need an excuse to get her to do a Pie Night for us.) Any genre, fiction or non. All suggestions gratefully accepted, thanks in advance!
Q2: Famous mobs? This is for a 7th-grade lit project. I think it has to be an actual, historical event but he's checking with the teacher about Les Mis, so for now that's still up for debate. The examples given in class were the storming of the Bastille and the Boston Tea Party. Suggestions from all cultures welcome, and again, tia!
P1: If you watched The Unusuals when it was streaming on Netflix, it's now on Amazon (free with Prime) and there's an additional, tenth episode that I never saw on Netflix (I watched last winter, so it might have popped up after that? But I definitely had not seen it before I went back in to rewatch as I was writing the Beaumont/Walsh I just posted.) It's very Casey-centric; a little more serious than usual, but mostly, I was just happy to have a tiny bit more of the characters.
