Can you tell i've driven cross-country...twice?
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Bookshelf
- Anna Karenina (L. Tolstoy)
- To Kill a Mockingbird (H. Lee)
- How to Shit in the Woods (K. Meyer)
- The Eternal Husband (F. Dostoevsky)
- Three Cups of Tea (G. Mortenson)
- A Man Without a Country (K. Vonnegut)
- The Life and Times of the Thunderbold Kid (B. Bryson)
- Blood Meridian (C. McCarthy)
- The Gathering (A. Enright)
- If You Liked School, You'll Love Work (I. Welsh)
- Blindness (J. Saramago)
- On Chesil Beach (I. McEwan)
- Fast Food Nation (E. Schlosser)
- Marathoning for Mortals (J. Bingham & J. Hadfield)
- Paris to the Moon (A Gopnik)
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2 comments:
Those New England states are teensy. You could totally rent a car for a weekend and cross five more off of your list, AND you'd get to eat lobster and buy maple syrup in the process.
dude, the llbean outlet in the middle of the night is totally cheesey and worth the trek.
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