Wanna This Wannabe unique undated medium diary scheduler by
Wanna This. The Wannabe medium diary is a beautiful and cute scheduler.
This
diary features undated 224 pages in the following sections to help me plan my day.
So, I can set up all the dates myself and use this diary at any year.
The
Wannabe diary is the best scheduler for writing, gift, drawing, planning and
more.
Chachap Kraft sticky notes memo set by Bono. The Kraft memo
set helps me keep my ideas, appointments and messages organized.
A note with
a writable surface stands out without covering the information underneath.
The
Kraft memo set allows me to quickly jot down what I need to remember and then
stick it on a nearby, visible surface. I write down my memo on this sticky note
set and stick it anywhere I like it. I also use this as a bookmark.
Seeso
the Photo undated desk monthly planner scheduler by Seeso. The Photo monthly
planner is a classic and useful monthly desk planner.
This planner features undated 24 pages to help me plan for any year. I also make it to stand on a surface and use
it as a calender.
The Photo undated desk planner is perfect for use in the
home or office for writing all my meetings and appointments on.
Tunisia
has kilometers and kilometers of nice beaches and turquoise sea.
You can swim and sunbathe in the morning, walk along its corniches during the
afternoon and admire the Tunisian sunsets in front a cup of shaii at a nice
cafè.
Most of these sea villages have nice medinas too. Places
like Hammamet or Sousse are very famous but full of tourists in summer time
too; others like Mahdia or Nabeul are just hidden gems.
Oxford Street, Oxford Street,, 1889
Starbucks' Egg Nog Latte features espresso with steamed
eggnog and milk, topped with ground nutmeg.
The first thing I noticed about the Egg Nog Latte is that
there was a definite egg nog smell which I really like it .
Taste-wise, the Egg Nog Latte is very much like a Starbucks
Latte, but with a hint of egg nog flavor. It is my favorite Starbucks holiday
drink.
The Egg Nog Latte is also the only Starbucks holiday drink
that doesn't come with whipped cream by default.
What I enjoyed most about the film was how death is
introduced as a character. It's the voice of death which is used throughout the
film to narrate much of what has happened in the past.
It's death who introduces Liesel, Sophie Nelisse, in the
opening scenes and death who fills in her life story in the closing scenes.
He's in and out throughout the film gently taking souls while passing on his
own unique and inspiring message about all he has learnt about us, the human
family. Very philosophical and really quite beautiful. His speech in the
closing scenes was so uplifting I was almost moved to tears.
The story concentrates on the war in Germany and focuses
upon the growth of the Nazi's and the impact that has on a small town in which
Liesel is taken to live with 'adopted' parents. Liesel can't read much at first
but develops a passion for books. A passion that will remain throughout her
life and one that's encouraged by her new 'papa' and the Jewish boy, Max,
hiding from the Nazi's in their cellar.
Some of the darker events of the times are shown but the
film doesn't concentrate only on the fate of the Jews. It goes to great length
to highlight the absolute racism and discrimination of the Nazi's even against
their own people.
There are a couple of great scenes set around Jessie Owens,
American track and field Olympic gold medalist, which I thought were
particularly well done. What 'The Book Thief' is asking you to consider is the
effect an extraordinary war had upon ordinary people and how it impacted upon love, friendship and family.
I bought the DVD last week and I've watched it twice. It
really is a good movie and such a clever blend of dark/light, sad/happy.
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