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This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

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8 years ago

actually, one figurine might not be excessive

As for party, Lilly said she would rather not have one. I asked, Why not, sweetie? She said, Oh, no reason. I said, Is it because of our yard, our house? Is it because you are afraid that, given our small house and bare yard, party might be boring or embarrassing?

At which she burst into tears a…

—p.119 Tenth of December The Semplica Girl Diaries (109) by George Saunders
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8 years ago

I aspire to be rich myself

Just reread that last entry and should clarify.

Am not tired of work. It is a privilege to work. I do not hate the rich. I aspire to be rich myself. And when we finally do get our own bridge, trout, tree house, SGs, etc., at least will know we really earned them, unlike, say, the Torrinis, who, …

—p.118 The Semplica Girl Diaries (109) by George Saunders
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8 years ago

do not really like rich people

Let him off leash, he shot me hostile look, took dump extremely close to porch.
Watched to see if kids would take initiative and pick up. But no. Kids only slumped past and stood exhausted by front door. Knew I should take initiative and pick up. But was tired and had to come in and write in this …

—p.118 The Semplica Girl Diaries (109) by George Saunders
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8 years ago

the strange, arcane things our culture requires

After dinner, strolled grounds with Emmett, who is surgeon, does something two days a week with brain inserts, small electronic devices? Or possibly biotronic? They are very small. Hundreds can fit on head of pin? Or dime? Did not totally follow. He asked about my work, I told. He said, Well, huh, …

—p.117 The Semplica Girl Diaries (109) by George Saunders
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8 years ago

still, yes: big treehouse

Thomas: Wow, that treehouse is like twice the size of our actual house.

Pam (whispering): Don't say "like."

Me: Oh, ha ha, let him say what he wants, let's not be--

Thomas: That treehouse is twice the size of our actual house.

(Thomas, as usual, exaggerating: treehouse not twice size of…

—p.115 The Semplica Girl Diaries (109) by George Saunders