Sunday, January 30, 2005

Page 123, sentence 5

1. Grab the nearest book.
2. Open the book to page 123.
3. Find the fifth sentence.
4. Post the text of the sentence in your journal along with these instructions.
5. Don’t search around and look for the “coolest” book you can find. Do what’s actually next to you.

"The cycles of the earth, which King Solomon described so eloquently in the book of Ecclesiastes more than three thousand years ago, are among its most intriguing characteristics. " Actually from page 125 because pages 123 and 124 were photographs, The Art of God, The Heavens & The Earth, by Ric Ergenbright.

Please check your book and leave your sentence in the comments. Please. Did I say, "Please"?

h/t Dan & Angi.

10 Comments:

Blogger M.Stonecipher said...

"In theory, an FM wave has an infinite number of sideband frequencies, referred to simply as sidebands, above and below the carrier and spaced at multiples of the intelligence frequency, indicating an infinite bandwidth requirement."
From ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

5:38 PM, January 30, 2005  
Blogger Ruth said...

"Humph! that's always the way the devils do! fly when they can't stand shot!" *The Hidden Hand* by E.D.E.N. Southworth

6:37 PM, January 30, 2005  
Blogger Kyndal said...

And there is smell in the Packard now, above leather and whiskey, a stringent, metallic smell overpowering my grandfather's deodorant: fear.
From Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides (My Book Club's current selection for the month.)

7:42 PM, January 30, 2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

"It was the language of love, and it had shifted her made-up mind on its lifelong axis. [I have to include the next sentence, too. Vital.] What did it matter how you got to that moment, so long as you got there in time?" from Blessings by Anna Quindlen

I've seen this request before on blogs but have never cooperated. But I just finished this book, so it was handy. Interestingly enough, the requested sentence is one of the most important ones in the entire book. It's really a pivotal moment. Amazing! And I recommend the book.

Penny

8:03 PM, January 30, 2005  
Blogger Michael Bates said...

"My brother and I could each manage one bag." Whitaker Chambers, Witness

10:43 PM, January 30, 2005  
Blogger John Owen Butler said...

"Fleeting atacks of staring into space without loss of consciousness (absence attack) for 1 to 30 seconds."

ST 31-91B US Army Special Forces Medical Handbook

9:28 AM, January 31, 2005  
Blogger Five Dream Weavers (Betsey) said...

" Because he was there between the 6 and 10 o'clock shows, he could only stay for about an hour but he spent most of that time talking to a 19-year-old college kid who wanted to get into the business."

HE GOT IT! My Life with Bill Teegins
by Janis Teegins

10 REMEMBERED 01-27-01

3:14 PM, January 31, 2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

"To address the deficiency of morale among his troops, the commander in chief was at a loss." From "46 Pages - Thomas Paine, Common Sense, and the Turning Point To Independence" by Scott Liell.
-JTB

9:25 PM, January 31, 2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

And from this early lesson, he may come to realize later in life that whatever his problems with others-spouse, boss, or coworker-common courtesy on his part can help make the relationship work.

101 Secrets a Good Dad Knows, by Walter Browder and Ellin Browder, Chapter 49 on "How to Mount a Horse"

7:03 AM, February 01, 2005  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

"Gnollslayer Keep is the last bastion of defense before the wild hinterlands of the Thundering Steppes." - from Prima's Official Game Guide to Everquest II. You did say the closest book.

My name is Joy and I'm a game-a-holic.

9:30 AM, February 01, 2005  

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