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Commonplaces.org has a new look, and as I put the finishing touches on it I welcome your initial impressions and suggestions.
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April 2nd, 2010 at 1:20 pm
the ancient vellum felt soft between her callosed fingers. like the wing of a some preserved butterfly, it could crumble with a breath…and yet the smell, drew her in. an aroma loved-learned from a childhood amid her grandmothers musty things. a smell that begat comfort and antiquity and something more intangible…home.
thats what your page makes me say. i love it