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noun [from geography and Shakespeare, 2005] 1. A small forest of words in the great metropolis of Brooklyn 2. A collection of ruminations, photographs, and lists on topics including (but not limited to) books, writing, movies, television, theatre, current events, publishing, food, and nonsense 3. The blog of Cheryl Klein, reader, writer, children's books editor, and busy lady about town
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- Cheryl
- Brooklyn, New York, United States
- Ten things I love: Books, trees, stars, roasted vegetables, "Singin' in the Rain," medium-tip blue rollerball pens, oatmeal, community, Scrabble, and my tall black boots. All opinions expressed here are solely my own and should not be taken as those of the company for which I work.
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My Dear Authors & Illustrators
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Posts
Ouch.
ReplyDelete!!!!!!!
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Hi :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a lot of fun.
Thanks for the great vlog.
:)
All the best,
twitter: @RKCharron
xoxo
i can't wait for the future! i love softly-filtered light!
ReplyDeleteAw hahaha! Ow!
ReplyDeleteHAHAHA! I got to ride one of those a few years ago "off-road" on a press tour. So much fun! More fun on roads than on dirt trails, though. They made us wear helmets which made me look even more like a dork than I already did...you were totally working that thing, though!
ReplyDeleteWV: fooff. The sound you make when someone on a segway crashes into you.
How fun, except for the crash!
ReplyDeletea nicely resonant conclusion!
ReplyDeletegoodness are you ok? Oh wait - I guessyou are b/c I saw you this weekend. ouch! but what great TV!
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ReplyDeleteGreat video!
ReplyDeleteMy husband and I rode Segways through EPCOT years ago. Our guide explained that Disney had set them to kick back slightly if the rider tried to exceed their set speed limit. My husband spent the whole tour leaning forward and jerking back. It was quite the sight. I loved the experience and aside from a close call with unsuspecting cast member, left the tour unscathed.
Glad you're ok!