16 thoughts on “Blessed are the geeks”

  2. @PreacherBiker November 22, 2019 / 8:55 am

    Loved all of them

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    • Linda Lee/@LadyQuixote November 24, 2019 / 6:22 am

      They made me laugh out loud, too! 😀😁😂
      Bluebird of Bitterness gets all the credit. 💘💘💘

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  4. Anna Waldherr November 23, 2019 / 11:45 pm

    Thanks for the laugh! Wishing you and yours a Happy Turkey Day, Linda! ❤ ❤ ❤

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  5. Nyssa The Hobbit November 25, 2019 / 12:00 am

    I see this right after getting a smartphone that’s not cheapo and actually works right, putting me at risk of getting sucked in…. 🙂

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      • Nyssa The Hobbit November 25, 2019 / 8:04 pm

        Today I was happy just because the Bluetooth connected to my laptop on the first try…. And my apps are stable and I can read news articles without trouble! And use WordPress! 🙂

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        • seekingdivineperspective December 13, 2019 / 7:02 pm

          People bemoan the way everyone is looking at their cell phones constantly, but a generation or two ago husbands/fathers would be hidden behind the newspaper at the breakfast table. They still read the news at breakfast, but at least we can see their faces now. 😉

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  6. marianbeaman November 26, 2019 / 1:33 pm

    I’m way, way behind in reading your posts, so I’m glad I stopped by today, Linda Lee. I needed something funny! The Mobius strip steak cartoon made me laugh out loud. 😀

    Happy Thanksgiving!

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    • Linda Lee/@LadyQuixote November 26, 2019 / 2:07 pm

      Awesome! And here’s a weird coincidence: around the time that you left this comment, I was writing my review for your terrific memoir! I don’t know how long it will take them to approve and post it.

      Here is the review I left for Mennonite Daughter:

      This book surprised me. I thought I was getting a story about a different time, a different place, and a very different way of life. In other words, I expected to be entertained and enlightened. But I did not expect to relate to this story, because I have never been involved with the Mennonite community.

      Surprise! As a grown woman who once was a little girl at the mercy of adults who seemed to have no mercy, there is so much in this story that resonates with my lived experience.

      I did a lot of highlighting throughout this fascinating memoir. Here is one of my favorites:

      “How futile it is to try to figure out the motivations of other human beings, our parents, especially. We are all more complicated than the characters in the stories we remember about those we love.” Yes! So true.

      During the first two or three chapters, I liked this book. Then, the further I read, the more I fell in love with Mennonite Daughter. I laughed, I cried, I laughed some more, and I came away feeling like I have found a friend.

      Highly recommended!

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    • Linda Lee/@LadyQuixote November 28, 2019 / 6:04 am

      Happy Thanksgiving, Marian. I need to figure out how to get back into my Goodreads account. Then I will leave my review there, as well.

      We will have our Thanksgiving celebration on Saturday, because the weather here in our part of New Mexico has made driving too dangerous. I don’t remember ever having to postpone Thanksgiving due to weather before. But the snow and ice look beautiful, and our two dogs love playing in it. While wearing their little dog coats, of course. 😁

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