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Fear of Freedom

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A Clash of Kings and the rest of ASOIAF

I’ve spent a lot of time trying to make something of myself. Build something. Prove something. Protect something. The only problem? Most of it was about me. It’s easy to camouflage selfish ambition as “purpose.” To call self-preservation “wisdom.” To post curated humility and call it “ministry.” I’ve done all of that. Sometimes without even realizing it. Other times, fully aware but hoping no…

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Shared my past reads from last year. Here are the books I plan to read for the upcoming year. Thoughts? Recommendations?

Last year, I had 20 books on my reading plan and I read 18. The 2 books that I did not finish were carryovers from the previous year. I’ve had to give myself grace as I try to navigate my plans and what I read throughout the year. Too many “required” books make me feel stifled. Not enough “required” books makes me feel like I’m just doing a free for all. This list doesn’t have any real…

got a hardback copy of Iron Flame for Christmas!!

But first I’m going to read Ruthless Vows, gonna order it with my Book of the Month Subscription. I technically need to read it first since I’m lending my sister my hardback copy of Divine Rivals and I don’t want too many books to pass in between me reading it and Ruthless Vows. So gonna be on a hold a little bit.

And then after reading those I’m gonna re-read Fourth Wing on kindle and then read iron flame. So I’ll keep updated on my timeline but that’s how it’s going rn.