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Monday stream of consciousness from contributor Molly Broom

My thoughts used for a stupid blog blog in stupid blog war with other blog that blog tries to steal idea straight from my brain Don't call it stream of consciousness but unedited but I know truth Burger King whopper would be good now hit the spot fucking debt crisis of course a crisis put Boehners and Weiners in charge of things what you get self-righteous knowitalls trying to guess who writes stupid blog accused of being ditzy blonde republican with funny ears assholes oh a cramp think I'm about to start that cindiloohoo funny as hell bling bling hot hot young harley guy too good to ask out woman with wedding ring noble bastard could've asked might've said no should've asked anyway funeral today for Claque died misunderstood making fun of physical appearance wrong calling out hypocrites right calling out not making fun of Jesus turn other cheek rest of us not Jesus just trying a little bit flies not even Christians unfair standard hey ho witch is dead good thing peer pressure shunning confronting bud nipping good methods headache coming on pms or hangover not sure pot will cure pretty pot pictures on hoosiertaxpayer's blog all blogs better than goliath's blog not copycatters straight from brain.

Monday Bargain from contributor Not Super But Cheap Heloise

I love to read and like to save money. Lucky for me, I found the following selections at the local Dollar Tree. Dollar Tree sells all items for a dollar including novels by well-known authors. I've found the books have the occasional typo or physical flaw, but if you can overlook a rare missing letter, it's a great way to get your read on while staying on budget.

My most recent finds:

This book was written by journalist David Ignatius who has extensively covered the CIA and the Middle East and does an enjoyable job fictionalizing the post-9/11 CIA and American diplomacy in the Middle East. It was a swift and action-packed read that plunked the reader right into the locales used as settings. The characters were hard to part with, and the suspense kept the pages flipping. Worth way more than a dollar even though it was released a few years ago.

This novel was a little gay, but not in a bad way. It may be the first novel I've read in which the main character is gay but that fact isn't allowed to define the entire work. The story is one of obsession, a love story, a travelogue, even a story of crime and intrigue. The character's sexual orientation was just a fact of the novel, not the apparent point of it. It probably won't win any major literature awards. It was just an interesting story. Yet it rates a mention in the KatoAnon Monday Mega-Edition's Monday Bargain for offering an interesting perspective, being an adequate companion while slacking and only costing $1.

Monday Mega-Edition Editorial Comment

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