Through the Prism

After passing through the prism, each refraction contains some pure essence of the light, but only an incomplete part. We will always experience some aspect of reality, of the Truth, but only from our perspectives as they are colored by who and where we are. Others will know a different color and none will see the whole, complete light. These are my musings from my particular refraction.

6.21.2007

Straight Talk about Pudding

I walked by one of our library displays earlier and noticed the book title above. Except it's not the real title, of course. It's actually Straight Talk about Reading, but the barcode covers just enough of the last word that it looks like pudding. I like my version of the title much better. Now we just need someone to write the book description for the back cover.

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At 6/21/2007 4:46 PM, DaddyMan said...: Your all access pass to the mysterious world of pudding? Who created it? Was it an accident or culinary genius? Sure there's vanilla and chocolate, but did you know there was a wild side to pudding? This isn't your Momma's puddin' book.

All this, plus recipes, presentation styles, and a visual assault of pudding art awaits you.

And I admit, your interpretation of the title is the best.

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Degolar

A Youth Services Librarian who blogs pseudonymously; A D&D character, a bard, equivalent of librarian in the oral tradition; An idealistically liberal Christian with socialist leanings; An overweight sometimes triathlete; Husband and parent; Hints of Loki, Falstaff, and Pan.

Consort of [Spouse]; Father of Dragons;
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Wanderer of Wilds, Pedaler of Cycles, and Swimmer of Waters;
Curator of Lore, Emissary of Illumination, and Pusher of Stories.

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""In any case, fire burns; that's its nature, and you can't expect to change that. You can use it to cook your meat or to burn down your neighbor's house. And is the fire you use for cooking any different from the one you use for burning? And does that mean you should eat your supper raw?" Maddy shook her head, still puzzled. "So what you're saying is . . . I shouldn't play with fire," she said at last. "Of course you should," said One-Eye gently. "But don't be surprised if the fire plays back.""— Joanne Harris

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Through the Prism

6.21.2007

Straight Talk about Pudding

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