When I open a fortune cookie, I generally hope to discover within the sort of fortune that tells me that I stand to gain something. I feel a bit cheated when I get a mere observation on life -- I don't see how that constitutes an actual fortune, and besides, I prefer to gain things. But I liked the observation that was stuck in the bag along with my beef and broccoli yesterday:
"A good book is the best of friends, the same today and forever."
The assertion is somewhat questionable, but the supporting logic is unassailable.
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This blog is intended to celebrate all (well, most) things Nancy. For those few of you who've inadvertently landed here without knowing about our heroine, Nancy is an award-winning writer of young adult fiction. Background info on her can be found through the links on the right. This blog will focus more on the ongoing saga.
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- A good book
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About Me
I am Nancy Werlin's very own husband. I have a fully formed self and all that, but for the purposes of this blog, I'm her guy.
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