Bookmarker is a personal project by @dellsystem to help with retaining reading material. Source on GitHub.

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seeing pictures of Mamma when she was young project/teacher-story

Seeing pictures of Mamma when she was young makes me sad. She is lovely, her eyes are happy and full of expectation.

Why doesn’t life turn out as we hope and plan?

Why is Time so merciless, stealing our opportunities if we are not swift enough to grasp them immediately?

Why is it so fright…

—p.55 Changing by Liv Ullmann
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books have always been living things to me why/read

Books have always been living things to me. Some of my encounters with new authors have changed my life a little. When I have been perplexed, looking for something’ I could not define to myself, a certain book has turned up, approached me as a friend would. And between its covers carried the questi…

—p.43 by Liv Ullmann
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that many consecutive sentences

I was in love for the first time. Although I didn’t hear bells ringing, as Mamma had promised me. But it was wonderful even So.

His name was Jens.

We didn’t talk much, for we were both shy—silence was part of our relationship. Life pulsated around us differently than it had earlier. Our good-…

—p.42 by Liv Ullmann
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I didn’t even bother to see the Eiffel Tower topic/heartbreak

I AM IN PARIS FOR THREE DAYS. IT IS NOT MY FIRST TIME, and the circumstances of my earlier visits have always been a little odd.

When I was quite young I came with a Norwegian theatre company. I was unhappily in love and only wanted to lie on my bed and read old letters from him. He went on a wa…

—p.37 by Liv Ullmann
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to indifferent and tired attorneys

An elderly actor stops at our table. He is German. A flood of words at furious speed: his wife has left him and their five children. He whispers, looking around nervously, hinting that I am the only one to receive this confidence. But I can hear that he has told his story many times. To all who hav…

—p.21 by Liv Ullmann