Skywatch : west side of Taj Mahal Sally's Blues / Reflections : by the blue lotus pond Fave Five: Living to Tell the Story / Shine the Divine October has been very eventful. Stress and joys, adventures and challenges, you name it. It's wonderful to have the chance to express gratefulness for making it through this final week of a beautiful month. i. Surviving a task at work on finance/statistics: not my expertise but I did it. ii. Another world landmark off the bucket list. Taj Mahal is quite a love monument. iii. Angel friends : geographically distant (Canada) but willing to stick it out in their iphones the whole night to give emotional support. iv. Kiddo in church with minimal adult supervision. The singing ministry does him good. v. Mom's back at home after fighting off inflammation of the lungs and heart successfully. Now I can breathe.
Wow, I had no idea all these people were dyslexic. It gives me hope for those I know who struggle with reading. Thanks.
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An interesting conglomerate of dyslexics. In my opinion, you're not missing anything by not finishing The Great Gatsby. Much prefer other authos mentioned on your list, such as Amderson or Christie. Heck, I'd even subject myself to Yeats again before picking up TGG a second time.
ReplyDeleteSo cool this list
ReplyDeleteVery interesting list. I had no idea these people were dyslexic. And don't worry about Gatsby. There are plenty of things to read.
ReplyDeleteSometimes I think we all have a bit of dyslexia.
ReplyDeleteHave a great Thursday!
http://harrietandfriends.com/2012/02/74-would-rather-go-bald-than-have-what/
Awesome! My hubby is dyslexic and I'm going to share this with him.
ReplyDeleteWow I know about Tom Cruise but not the rest!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing...