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"Women made the best beekeepers, 'cause they have a special ability built in to love creatures that sting."
65. The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd (317 pages) Lily Owens, the abused daughter of peach farmer in the south in the 1960s, runs away from home with her nanny, Rosaleen, who got in trouble while trying to register to vote. Lily follows ( Read more... )

"Rather than seeing the archetypes of Death and Life as opposites, they must be held together as the left and right side of a single thought. It is true that within a single love relationship there are many endings. Yet, somehow and somewhere in the delicate layers of the being that is created when two people love one another, there is both a heart ( Read more... )

Part III of my analysis of The Wedding of River Song. Read Part I and Part II and all my other Doctor Who babblings, if you love being bored to death with over-thinking geekery.

"That's why everything's got to be love or death."
~White Lies


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"Rather than seeing the archetypes of Death and Life as opposites, they must be held together as the left and right side of a single thought. It is true that within a single love relationship there are many endings. Yet, somehow and somewhere in the delicate layers of the being that is created when two people love one another, there is both a heart ( Read more... )

"Rather than seeing the archetypes of Death and Life as opposites, they must be held together as the left and right side of a single thought. It is true that within a single love relationship there are many endings. Yet, somehow and somewhere in the delicate layers of the being that is created when two people love one another, there is both a heart ( Read more... )