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I think the saddest people always try their hardest to make people happy because they know what itâs like to feel absolutely worthless and they donât want anyone else to feel like that.
Robin Williams (b. 21 July 1951)
We are haunted space dust.
half of me finishes a book within 6-12 consecutive hours and the other half of me takes roughly six months.
I find introductions to be fascinating. I feel that it has the capability of making a book worth your time. Here are a few of the introductions that changed the way I thought about the book in the first go.
1. The flea palace - Elif Shafak
2. Eat, Pray, Love - Elizabeth Gilbert
3. An ember in the ashes - Sabaa Tahir
4. By the river piedra I sat down and wept - Paulo Coelho
5. Man's search for meaning - Victor Frankl
6. Norse mythology - Neil Gaiman
7. Republic - Plato
8. Chimes - Anna Smaill
9. Notes from Underground - Fyodor Dostoevsky
10. Gravity's rainbow - Thomas Pynchon

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âSometimes I think of you, Medusa. Inside your temple, mournful, surrounded by a hundred stone statues. The men who came to kill you and never left were named lost heroes, warriors, demigods whilst you were called monster, gorgon, terror. (Because the stories were always written by men) But this was never a story about a monster. It was always about a woman burned for a Sea Godâs sin, a pawn in an ancient game the fates would never let her win. You did not desecrate what is sacred, it was him. (But your story was always written by men) You begged them not to visit you, you pleaded with every God. But the Gods turned away when you needed them. You did not want to be remembered this way. And then one day, whilst you slept a son of Zeus came. And killed you before you could even look his way. (And he too was named hero because the stories were always written by men) Someone once said, words cut deeper than a knife. That history is told by the victors. That he who tells the story is the one who controls the world. Women did not get to write your story, Medusa. Because if we did, a very different tale would be told. (And in our tale, you would always be the only hero.)â
â Nikita Gill, Excerpt from Maidens, Myths and Monsters
-Meggie Royer
March 12, 2021
Fyodor Dostoevsky / At Eternity's Gate / Walt Whitman
POV you found little buds in your plant baby ready to turn into yummy tangerines.

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German Vocabulary: Literature
Die Literatur - literature
Das Buch - book Das Taschenbuch - paperback Der Buchladen - bookshop Die BĂŒcherei - library
Der Leser (m) - reader Die Leserin (f) - reader
Der Autor (m) - author Die Autorin (f) - author Der Schriftsteller (m) - writer Die Schriftstellerin (f) - writer Der Text - text Die Geschichte - story
Die Epik - epic
Die ErzĂ€hlung - narrative Die Kurzgeschichte - short story Der Roman - novel Die Novelle - novella Das MĂ€rchen - fairy tale Die Fabel - fable Die Parabel - parable Das Epos - epic poem Der Kriminalroman - crime novel Die Kinderliteratur - childrenâs literature Die Autobiographie - (auto)biography Die Memoiren - memoirs Das Tagebuch - diary Die Frauenliteratur - feminist literature Die Belletristik - fiction Das Sachbuch - non fiction Der Kriegsroman - war novel
Der Titel - title Der Untertitel - subtitle Das Kapitel - chapter Die Einleitung - introduction Das Vorwort - preface Die Anmerkung - note Das Zitat - quote Der Prolog - prologue Der Epilog - epilogue Der Absatz - paragraph Die Zeile - line Die Seite - page
Die Handlung - plot Die Rahmenhandlung - frame story Die Nebenhandlung - subplot/secondary plot Der Inhalt - content Die RĂŒckblende - flashback Die Vorausdeutung - foreshadowing Der rote Faden - the central theme Die Figur - character Die Hauptfigur - main character Die Nebenfigur - secondary/minor character Der Held (m) - hero Die Heldin (f) - hero Die direkte Rede - direct speech Die indirekte Rede - indirect speech Der Bewusstseinsstrom - stream of consciousness   Der Höhepunkt - climax
Die Lyrik - poetry
Das Gedicht - poem Der Dichter (m) - poet Die Dichterin (f) - poet Der Vers - verse Der Reim - rhyme Die Strophe - strophe Die Gedichtform - type of poem Die Ballade - ballad Das Sonett - sonnet Das Lied - song Die Ode - ode Die Hymne - hymn
Das Drama - drama (play)
Die Dramatik - drama Die Tragödie - tragedy Die Komödie - comedy Die Tragikkomödie - tragicomedy Der Akt - act Die AuffĂŒhrung - performance Die Darstellung - acting Der Schauspieler (m) - actor Die Schauspielerin (f) - actress Die Szene - scene Die BĂŒhne - stage Das BĂŒhnenbild - stage set Die Rede - speech Der Monolog - monologue Der Dialog - dialogue Der Konflikt - conflict Die Katastrophe - catastrophe
Die Literaturepochen - Literary Periods
Die Mittelalterliteratur - Medieval Literature (750-1500) Der Humanismus - Humanism (1500â1650) Der Barock - Baroque (1600â1720) Die AufklĂ€rung - The Enlightenment (1680â1789) Der Sturm und Drang - Storm and Stress (1760s-1780s) Die Weimarer Klassik - Weimar Classicism (1788â1832) Die Romantik - Romanticism (1790s-1880s) Der Realismus - Realism (1848â1890) Der Naturalismus - Naturalism (1880â1900) Der Expressionismus - Expressionism (1910â1920) Die Exilliteratur - literature written in exile during Nazi Germany Die Nachkriegsliteratur - Post-war Literature (1945â1967) Die Zeitgenössische Literatur - Contemporary Literature (since 1989)
+ âliteratureâ in some other languages: Albanian: letĂ«rsi Danish: litteratur Icelandic: BĂłkmenntir Italian: letteratura French: LittĂ©rature Arabic: ۧÙŰŁŰŻŰš Turkish: Edebiyat Afrikaans: literatuur Swahili: fasihi Zulu: izincwadi Filipino: panitikan Maori: tuhinga Bengali: àŠžàŠŸàŠčàŠżàŠ€à§àŠŻ Chinese (Traditional): æćž (wĂ©nxuĂ©)
German Vocabulary: Cats
Der Kater (m) - (male) cat Die Katze (f) - cat Die Katzen (plural) - cats Das Katzenbaby/Das Kitten - kitten Der Hauskater (m) - domestic cat Die Hauskatze (f) - domestic cat Der Rassekater (m) - purebred cat Die Rassekatze (f) - purebred cat Der Perserkater (m) - Persian cat Die Perserkatze (f) - Persian cat Der Siamkater (m) - Siamese cat Die Siamkatze (f) - Siamese cat Der schwarze Kater (m) - black cat Die schwarze Katze (f) - black cat Der getigerte Kater (m) - tabby cat Die getigerte Katze (f) - tabby cat Der Wildkater (m) - wild cat Die Wildkatze (f) - wild cat Der Kratzbaum - cat tree/scratching post Das Katzenklo - cat litter box Das Katzenfutter - cat food Die Krallen - claws Das Fell - fur Der Schwanz - tail Das Schnurren - purring schnurren - to purr das Miau - meow miauen - to meow Der Katzenbuckel - catâs arched back
+ âcatâ in some other languages: Albanian: Mace Croatian: maÄka Hungarian: cica (kitten), macska (cat) Polish: kot French: chat Italian: gatto Chinese Traditional: èČ (mÄo) Japanese: ăăł Arabic: ÙŰ· (qut) Turkish: kedi Swahili: paka Indonesian: kucing Filipino: pusa
German vocabulary: Beach
der Strand - beach der Sand - sand die Insel - island der Urlaub - holiday das Meer - sea das Riff - reef der Ozean - ocean das Salzwasser - salt water die Bucht - bay die KĂŒste - coast die Lagune - lagoon die Koralle - coral die Welle - tide Ebbe und Flut - falling tide and rising tide der Badeanzug - bathing suit der Rettungsschwimmer - lifeguard die Schwimmweste - life jacket das Segelboot - sailboat das Eis am Stiel - popsicle die Sandburg - sand castle der Sonnenbrand - sunburn die Sonnenbrille - sunglasses der Sonnenschirm - umbrella das Strandtuch - beach towel
die Möwe - gull die Muschel - (sea)shell die Auster - oyster der Seestern - starfish die Krabbe - crab der Pelikan - pelican der Seetang - kelp der Fisch - fish der Hai - shark der Delfin - dolphin
sonnenbaden - to sunbathe schwimmen - to swim tauchen - to dive fischen - to fish segeln - to sail sich brÀunen - to get a tan surfen - to surf
German Vocab: Expressing your opinion
1. Basic Vocab:
die Meinung - opinion meine Meinung - my opinion zustimmen - to agree widersprechen - to disagree ĂŒberzeugen - to convince richtig - right falsch - wrong
2. Expressing your opinion:
Meiner Meinung nach⊠- In my opinionâŠ
Meiner Meinung nach ist Game of Thrones keine gute Serie. ~ In my opinion Game of Thrones is not a good show.
Ich meine/Ich finde, dass⊠- I think that âŠ
Ich finde, dass du weniger Alkohol trinken solltest. I think that you should drink less alcohol.
Ich bin davon ĂŒberzeugt, dass... - Iâm convinced thatâŠ
Ich bin davon ĂŒberzeugt, dass Katzen sehr sozial sind. Iâm convinced that cats are very social.
3. Asking for Someoneâs Opinion:
Was hĂ€ltst du von âŠ? â What do you think of âŠ?
Was hÀltst du von Britney Spears? Magst du sie? ~ What do you think of Britney Spears? Do you like her?
Was denkst du ĂŒber âŠ.? â What do you think about âŠ?
Was denkst du ĂŒber das Rauchverbot? Bist du damit einverstanden? ~ What do you think about the smoking ban? Do you agree with it?
Was ist deine Meinung ĂŒber âŠ? â What is your opinion on âŠ?
Was ist deine Meinung ĂŒber vegane ErnĂ€hrung?  ~ What is your opinion on vegan diet?
4. Agreeing with someone:
Ich stimme dir zu. - I agree with you.Â
Du hast (völlig) recht. - Youâre (completely) right.
Das finde ich auch. - I think so, too.
Ich teile deine Meinung. - I share your opinion.Â
Genau/Eben. - Exactly.
5. Disagreeing with someone:
Das kann sein, aber⊠- That might be so, butâŠÂ
Das stimmt nicht. - Thatâs not true.
Da muss ich widersprechen. - I have to disagree with that.Â
Da liegst du völlig falsch. â Youâre completely wrong with that.
Auf keinen Fall. - Absolutely not.
+ the not so polite way to disagree:
So ein Quatsch/Was fĂŒr ein Blödsinn! â What nonsense/rubbish!
Du spinnst ja! - Youâre crazy!
Du hast keine Ahnung! - You have no idea!
6. Expressing Indifference
Das ist mir egal. - I donât care.
Es ist mir vollkommen egal. â I donât care at all.
Keine Ahnung. - No idea.
German Vocab: Encouraging Phrases
Du schaffst das! ~ You can do it!
Ich bin stolz auf dich. ~ Iâm proud of you.
Mach weiter so. ~ Keep up the good work.
Gib nicht auf! ~ Donât give up!
Glaube an dich selbst. ~ Belive in yourself.
Ich glaube an dich. ~ I believe in you.
Es ist nie zu spĂ€t. ~ Itâs never too late.
Gut gemacht! ~ Well done!
Es wird alles gut werden. ~ Everything is going to be alright.
Niederlagen machen dich stÀrker. ~ Defeats make you stronger.
Aus Fehlern lernt man. ~ You learn from mistakes.
Lass dich nicht entmutigen. ~ Donât get discouraged.
Jeder Tag ist eine zweite Chance. ~ Everyday is a second chance.
Du kannst nicht negativ denken und Positives erwarten. ~ You canât think negatively and expect positives.
Nur weil es nicht jetzt passiert, heiĂt es nicht, dass es nie passieren wird. ~ Just because it does not happen now does not mean it will never happen.

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15 German Sayings and Proverbs
1. Ich versteh nur Bahnhof Literally: I understand only train station Meaning: I have no idea what you are saying
2. Du gehst mir voll auf den Keks Literally: You walk me on the cookie Meaning: You are getting on my nerves. 3. Du hast nicht mehr alle Tassen im Schrank Literally: You are missing cups in your cupboard Meaning: Youâre crazy
4. Ich bin fuchsteufelswild Literally: Iâm foxdevilswild Meaning: Iâm super mad
5. Ich krieg die Krise Literally: I get the crisis Meaning: Iâm going mad
6. Mir fĂ€llt ein Stein vom Herzen Literally: A stone falls from my heart Meaning: Iâm relieved
7. Friede, Freude, Eierkuchen Literally: peace, joy and omelette/pancake Meaning: everythingâs hunky-dory
8. Kein Schwein war da Literally: No pig was there Meaning: Nobody was present/Nobody participated
9. Sie hat einen Vogel Literally: She has a bird Meaning: Sheâs crazy
10. Das Leben ist kein Ponyhof Literally: Life is no pony farm Meaning: Life isnât easy
11. Er spielt die beleidigte Leberwurst Literally: Heâs playing the offended liver sausage Meaning: Heâs very resentful
12. Aller Anfang ist schwer Literally: All beginnings are difficult Meaning: The first step is always the hardest
13. Wie du mir, so ich dir Literally: Like you to me, so I to you Meaning: Tit for tatÂ
14. Ich glaub mein Schwein pfeift Literally: I think my pig whistles Meaning: I think Iâm dreaming
15. Du GlĂŒckspilz Literally: You luck-mushroom Meaning: You lucky one
Halloween - German Vocabulary
Gruselig - Creepy Dunkel - Dark Unheimlich - Eerie Mondhell - Moonlit Mystisch - Mystical Gespenstisch - Spooky der Apfelmost - Apple Cider die Fledermaus - Bat das Blut - Blood der Knochen - Bone das Lagerfeuer - Bonfire der Besenstiel - Broomstick die SĂŒĂigkeiten - Candy der Kessel - Cauldron das KostĂŒm - Costume die Taschenlampe - Flashlight der Geist - Ghost das Halloween - Halloween das Spukhaus - Haunted house die Maske - Mask die Nachbarschaft - Neighborhood die Eule - Owl der KĂŒrbis - Pumpkin der Rabe - Raven die Vogelscheuche - Scarecrow der Schatten - Shadow das Skelett - Skeleton die Spinne - Spider der Werwolf - Werewolf die Hexe - Witch einen KĂŒrbis schnitzen - to Carve a pumpkin Sammeln - to Collect Sich Verkleiden - to Dress Up Jemanden Erschrecken- to Frighten nach Luft schnappen - to Gasp auf SĂŒĂes-oder-Saures-Tour gehen - to Go Trick-or-Treating Spuken - to Haunt Heulen - to Howl Schreien - to Scream
Was feeling festive! As always, Iâm learning, so if you see a mistake please let me know!