I love every aspect of my life.
Cityblog Live
Sunday, April 11, 2021
Editor's Pick
Indian Architecture:
PJ of the day:
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WHERE DOES A MANSPLAINER GET HIS WATER?
From a well,
actually.
Links to explore:
Thrillers
The Lincoln Lawyer
- Author name: Michael Connelly
- Date published: 2005
In
“The Lincoln Lawyer,” Michael Connelly introduces readers to Mickey Haller, the
half-brother of his famous character Harry Bosch. In the novel, Haller defends
folks all around Los Angeles while working out of the backseat of his Lincoln
Town Car. When he agrees to defend Louis Roulet, a wealthy realtor, against
assault charges, things take a sudden turn, and Haller comes face-to-face with
an evil he never thought existed.
Day 10 of the evening yoga challenge
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Saturday, April 10, 2021
Editor's Pick
Lockdown Laugh:
PJ of the day:
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MY WIFE SAID
TO ME, “WE JUST ATE, WHY ARE YOU MAKING PANCAKES?”
I said, “They’re for the dogs.”
Links to explore:
Thrillers
The Black Echo
- Author name: Michael Connelly
- Date published: 1992
One of the foremost American crime authors,
Michael Connelly is perhaps best known for his character Harry Bosch. “The
Black Echo,” which was Connelly’s debut novel, introduces the Los Angeles
police department homicide detective as he attempts to solve the murder of a
fellow Vietnam veteran. The novel, which won an Edgar Award, is also the
inspiration for the third season of the Amazon series “Bosch.”
Day 8 of the evening yoga challenge
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Friday, April 9, 2021
Editor's Pick
Election promises:
PJ of the day:
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LION: YOU’RE
LATE. WE SAID MEET AT SUNSET.
Giraffe: I can still see the sun,
you midget.
Thrillers
The Talented Mr. Ripley
- Author name: Patricia Highsmith
- Date published: 1955
Of
the 22 books she wrote, Patricia Highsmith’s psychological thrillers are
perhaps her best known. In “The Talented Mr. Ripley,” the first installment in
the Ripley series, Highsmith introduces audiences to the charming, sinister,
ruthless, and intelligent character, who isn’t afraid of committing a little—or
a lot—of violence in order to lay claim to the life he feels he deserves. Since
the novel’s 1955 release, several film adaptations of the same name have been
made.
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