No! lol. I read it right after he started blogging and it always led to me crying at my desk! Although I bet its not as hard to read these days! I saw that he had a book come out though!
Nope, still can't handle that. Just reading the book title made me start crying. That's all I do these days, so I'm going to avoid putting the saddest of the sad right in front of my face.
I love the blog and would love to read the book even though I know it will probably bring me to tears. I'd love to go to the book signing but I'm sure it will be crazy packed.
I do follow his blog, and I'm 2/3 through the book. Yikes, it's hard to read, but he's a good writer. I have not been able to stop thinking about his situation since I started reading the book last week.
I probably won't go to the book signing, but I hope there's a good turn out.
I tried reading his blog back when his wife died, etc. Heart-breaking story, certainly. But his writing style drove me bonkers. So, I must admit I'm curious: is the book written in regular sentences and paragraphs, or does he still do that
I tried reading his blog back when his wife died, etc. Heart-breaking story, certainly. But his writing style drove me bonkers. So, I must admit I'm curious: is the book written in regular sentences and paragraphs, or does he still do that
two or
three words on
a line
at a time
and thus
draw everything
out
thing?
AGREED! I followed his blog for awhile and his story truly is a great one, but I couldn't stand reading like that. No way am I reading the book if it's more of that style.
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(read it. you know you want to.)
anderson . september 2008
vivian . february 2010
mabel . august 2012
I tried reading his blog back when his wife died, etc. Heart-breaking story, certainly. But his writing style drove me bonkers. So, I must admit I'm curious: is the book written in regular sentences and paragraphs, or does he still do that
two or
three words on
a line
at a time
and thus
draw everything
out
thing?
AGREED! I followed his blog for awhile and his story truly is a great one, but I couldn't stand reading like that. No way am I reading the book if it's more of that style.
I don't really read his blog anymore because of that (I just look at the pictures). The book is not written like that..it flows pretty well and has quite a few f-bombs.
Re: Anyone follow the Matt Logelin blog?
You know, I've always wondered about this. How do you vet a boog, anyway?
(Sorry! Just made me laugh)
As for Matt's book signing, I'm probably not going to go only because I hate crowds. But I hope it's a great turn out!
I probably won't go to the book signing, but I hope there's a good turn out.
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**donning flame-retardant suit**
I tried reading his blog back when his wife died, etc. Heart-breaking story, certainly. But his writing style drove me bonkers. So, I must admit I'm curious: is the book written in regular sentences and paragraphs, or does he still do that
two or
three words on
a line
at a time
and thus
draw everything
out
thing?
6-yr-old Elena and 4-yr-old Julia.
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AGREED! I followed his blog for awhile and his story truly is a great one, but I couldn't stand reading like that. No way am I reading the book if it's more of that style.
(read it. you know you want to.)
anderson . september 2008
vivian . february 2010
mabel . august 2012
I don't really read his blog anymore because of that (I just look at the pictures). The book is not written like that..it flows pretty well and has quite a few f-bombs.
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