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thank you so much, it makes me happy that people have interest in such an empty site lol...........

Thank you; that's kind of you to say and heartening to hear. I hope you can find something of value in them.

It's so funny that you use the word "heartening," because I heard it for the first time a day or two ago & I feel like I keep seeing it everywhere. It's a good word ♡

I actually want to convert to Judaism, but I think I'll adopt some of the practices you've written about.

It's one of my favourite words. I find that happens to me a lot too — I learn a word I feel like I've never heard before, and then all of a sudden I seem to see it everywhere, also. That seems to imply it's less of a coincidence and more of an issue with my personal awareness. Maybe we block the things we don't understand out, however unknowingly.

Also, the majority of the practices I've written about certainly aren't specific to any one religion — things like prayer and meditation are good habits all-around for peace, clarity and a grateful heart. I wish you luck in your journey exploring your personal faith.

Thank you for the kind message! I like your site a lot too; I love how neat and easy to navigate it is. Hospice is brilliant — if only I could get everyone I show it to to sit down and stare at the lyrics whilst listening to it like I do. Alas. :P

(6 months late lmao) thank you! gotta draw my favourite girls

thanks - it really is difficult to appreciate how much cell phones have become part of the "social contract" until you go without

I think the C.S. Lewis section is one of the coolest parts, for sure — what did you like about it? I recommend most 'Lolita' by Nabokov, 'The End of Alice' by A.M. Homes and 'The Screwtape Letters' by C.S. Lewis. :]

I've greatly enjoyed Lewis and Orwell, currently working through Ancient Greek texts, finding it a delightful experience! Lewis' The Abolition of Man is by far one of my favourite books

I notice you dont have it on your list yet! It's a short read and i highly reccomend it

Abolition's sitting across my desk from me right now.

Funnily enough, another acquaintance recommended that one to me recently. I'll make it my next read! I just finished Atonement by Ian McEwan for some coursework I'm doing, and hadn't decided on my next read. :^)