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If you’ve never been the super organized type like me, managing an ever growing TBR (to be read pile) is like scaling Mt. Everest without any tools. You’ll surely perish. Now that I’ve seen the wisdom of cataloging the books I have yet to read (I envy Blooey’s system, actually..hehe), I thought it would be [...]
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Yup. This rant-diva is back and blogging. With the sun dispelling most of the clouds and the cold weather we sometimes experience here in sunny Cebu this time of the year, my blogging energy has returned full force. I apologize for being out for too long learning the ways of the world. I know you [...]
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