Thursday, December 3, 2020
CAUTION: This book may cause you to commence incognito literary meetings in your bedroom closet, drink gallons of tea, and read Charles Lamb’s essays by the light of a gas lamp. I first discovered it in the glass display window by the 33 bus station on Wanderstrasse in Basel, Switzerland. […]
“The impossible could not have happened, therefore the impossible must be possible in spite of appearances.” ~ Agatha Christie, Murder on the Orient Express I first encountered this book in a Swiss airport a few years ago, while we were waiting for our flight. There was a book kiosk near […]
It’s the beginning of the school semester, and you can’t yet delve into an history-long tome, so short stories will do nicely. Think of this as a prelude to all the chronicles that lie ahead. The mat at the door is placed in the wrong direction, and a lime-coloured […]
Neria Zhang, a second-year TPS student, blog-writing, Pinterest-browsing, K-pop listening, 15 year old who desires to go heliskiing and abides in Washington State is clay’s Church History Columnist this year. This semester she’ll be taking English 4/5 with Mrs. Yagel, Algebra 2 with Mrs. K, AP US History with Mr. […]