[GO] WSVS: The Impact of Illness and Injury on DFB's Plots]

When Sweet Violets Sicken: The Impact of other Other Character's Illness and Injury in DFB's Plots I'm afraid this paper became even shorter than intended, as I was suddenly asked to work more this week and lost time for research. So I might have forgotten a few more examples. So, please, add

Re: [GO] Admin: the Augustan mean

No, its the last resort, Diane. For use very sparingly, and only when admin requests have been not taken seriously. On 12 Nov 2004 at 14:15, Diane Purkiss wrote: In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], girlsown- [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes So is this the equivalent of being gated? I think it's

Re: [GO] Buffy

I never see any titles of the Buffy episodes, so I never know where I am when titles are mentioned. (Of course, the Swedish sub-titles may cover them up, as they do all the guest starring names.) I thought Tara's death was extremely sad, too. I just never saw it coming! We're on the last

Re: [GO] Weeping over Buffy

Caroline German wrote: Jonathan's speech when presenting that daft umbrella at the Prom get me every time: Is this the same Jonathan who's part of the three villains later? Most of us never found the time to get to know you. But that doesn't mean we haven't noticed you. We don't talk about it

Re: [GO] tearjerkers

phyllgriffiths wrote: I've sniffed over a couple of Jacqueline Wilson's as well but can't remember which. Re Jacqueline Wilson: I've never seen any of her books, only heard of her on this list. But now Swedish TV is showing is showing a series called Girls in Love, based on her books. I

[GO] Wintle's Wonders

Wintle's Wonders is my favorite NS. So much so, in fact, that I suggest that children in my library start with it, rather than with Ballet Shoes. I don't think that Wintle's Wonders is the better book - just that it's more accessible for children today. Rachel is a well-drawn character, and

[GO] Feng Shui and books

Another thing about books and Feng Shui is that the space on a shelf, at the edge, can be considered a knife...not a good thing thing in Feng Shui. To help to manage that energy, books should be lined flush with the edge of a shelf, not pushed back on the shelf with space between the edge of the

RE: [GO] Feng Shui and books

The true reason is slightly more prosaic - as every good librarian knows, if you line the books up at the front of the shelves then you don't have to dust there! Gareth -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Deborah A. Fleming Sent: 12