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So many problems could be solved if the majority of people read
So today, I had to correct an American tour guide. I use that term lightly. Where I live, we have a cathedral and it has many carvings. One of which is this one. Now, I volunteer in the cathedral. I volunteer in the library. I STUDY THIS STUFF.
It is a lion attacking a gryphon. Gryphons used to be the symbol of christ until major religious upheaval and such, so the lion was used
So..
Her: and here we have a lion killing a rhino.
Me:*walks up* excuse me that's wrong.
"I beg your pardon?"
"The animal the lion is attacking is not a rhino, it is a gryphon. It has wings. Up until the 17th century in england, the gryphon was the symbol of christ. The lion came in much later. Medieval people may have been stupid by today's standards yes... but there were fairs, court fairs and drawings of rhinos dating back to the 12th century. We have the books in the cathedral library."
Woman *blinks in confusion*
Me: oh! And if you care to look on the otherside, you will see the carving of the fat lion with the Skeleton of the gryphon
SHE THOUGHT IT WAS A RHINO.
Can... can Americans please learn?
I was multitasking at class today (which means I was half paying attention to the story the teacher was telling the class while reading fanfic on my phone) when the teacher got to my side, looked at the 30k words of merthur smut displayed on my phone, patted me on the back, and said "good work".
It took me several seconds to realize she was aCTing the sToRy and not making fun of me.
Hi everyone! My goal for this year is to focus on me and things I like/want to read. Well I decided to start my February/March reads this month. So far it’s a re-read of “Vengeance Road” by Erin Bowman, however I am running to a block that I may be unable to pass. I’m entering a reading slump and it seems it will be difficult to get out of. I don’t know if it’s because I remember about 50% of this book so it’s dragging me down or if it’s because I need a break from reading all together.
What do you all do when you hit reading slumps? Any good book recommendations to pull me from my funk?
Here’s the reading list for now: this month and February, possibly March if I don’t shake this.
I hope you all are having a lovely new year, what are your reading goals?
~Steph
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The Joys of Slumps? Hi everyone! My goal for this year is to focus on me and things I like/want to read.
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I read this poem over a year ago and while it has struck a deeper chord in me, the overall subject has stopped me from killing any spider that I find around me inside. Just a cup, piece of paper all because these words continue to be seared into my brain.
And I hate spiders...
It’s amazing the power of words to shape our behavior, no matter our age or experience. Studies have shown that people who read are more likely to be empathetic. I’m not sure if that is completely true, but I do hope so.
i don't know where american folk watch the new thunderbirds eps before they come out on amazon prime and at this point im too afraid to ask