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“Oscar Wilde said that if you know what you want to be, then you inevitably become it – that is your punishment, but if you never know, then you can be anything. There is a truth to that. We are not nouns, we are verbs.”

-Stephen Fry

  • Organizing Chaos

    Have you ever purchased a gorgeous planner at the end of the year, telling yourself that this will be the year you get your shit together, stay organized, and use this planner every day till then end? I know I have more than once. The year always starts off strong, but somewhere around March, life…

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  • Bookstore= Wonderland

    On this cold and windy morning, the husband and I ventured out to one of our local book store to meander through the isles, looking for additions to our ever growing library. People say to never judge a book by it’s cover, but the cover is usually what strikes enough interest to select a book…

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  • *deep gloomy sigh*

    The Introduction: This blog is for no one in particular. It is a shit dump of questions, shower-thoughts, and epitome bursts from the cavern that is my brain into the void; hence brain dump. There is no niche, no group, or following to be expected on my end or yours. And before you think to…

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About the Author

K. Fowler

K Fowler is a bibliophile and an artist from Washington State. She discusses literary analysis, college life, and her own artwork and appreciation for other’s. K’s preferred mediums are watercolor and oil paint with subjects ranging from the natural world to fantasy and surrealism. While a full time student, she sells her art on eBay and Etsy, and is a full time cat mom to an opinionated tortoiseshell named Olga. K currently holds an Associate’s of Art and is working towards her Bachelor’s of English. The book and art communities are the key building blocks to humanity and reflect how we react to and interact with the world around us. Each person’s experience is unique and worth hearing. So let’s talk about it all: the everything and the nothing.

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