We all have ways of dealing with what is happening right now. I am devouring Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire<\/i>. I had only read the first and second of the Harry Potter books, when they first came out … so I decided a month or so ago: let me catch up. And now? Cannot put them down. Total page-turning escape. And don’t tell me what happens in the next 2 books, because I literally have no idea! I don’t have kids in my life on a daily basis, so I am completely in the dark about what happens in the next two. I know big stuff is coming. I frankly find these books disturbingly addictive. Like – I have 20 seconds free while I stand in line, and I have to take the book out to read another sentence or two.<\/p>\n
So Alex <\/a>and I were talking on the phone the other night, of course about Katrina. How we felt, how pissed off we were, what we wanted to do to help … but also our feeling of helplessness.<\/p>\n Like I said, we all have ways of dealing with this. (I mean – the ones of us who are not in the thick of things, the ones of us who can only watch on television)<\/p>\n Alex just posted two pieces on one of the biggest escapes of all time: The Wizard of Oz<\/i>.<\/p>\n Tribute to Wizard of Oz<\/a><\/p>\n Wizard of Oz trivia<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" We all have ways of dealing with what is happening right now. I am devouring Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. I had only read the first and second of the Harry Potter books, when they first came out … Continue reading