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That’s What He Said
The waitress came over and put a paper mat and cutlery in front of me. ‘Hi!’ she said in a voice that was more shout than salutation. ‘And how are you doin’ today?’ She sounded as if she really cared. … Continue reading
Posted in Examples in Urchinism, Geo, Literature, That's What They Said, Travel
Tagged america, Bill Bryson, books, england, the lost continent, the Midwest, travel literature
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The Urchin Book Trunk
As we mentioned earlier, the Urchins are embarking on our first ever Urchin road trip. In preparation for our journey, we look to the interesting minds that have done it before us. Here it is – the Urchin Book Trunk! … Continue reading
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