Betty Aberlin Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Betty Aberlin

I aways wondered if Dick Cheney got a primo young Iraqi heart.

Betty Aberlin

@ThatKevinSmith listening to the audiobook of Alan Rickman's diaries - 'Madly Deeply' - on the filming of DOGMA. I sometimes think you're the Rodney Dangerfield of filmmakers. what a wonderful film!

Betty Aberlin

I heard there was a bearded Jew Who said you live in relation to Your spouse, your boss, The guy who drives your Uber. So if you make a solemn vow To treat each other as I and Thou, You learned a thing or 2 from Martin Buber Martin Buber, Martin Buber Martin Buber, Martin Buber-

Betty Aberlin

58 hours of unabridged Alexandre Dumas sure beat the classics comic of Count of Monte Cristo!!!

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Betty Aberlin

When children who had read Shirley Jackson's "The Witchcraft of Salem Village,” which was published during the McCarthy era, and then wrote her letters about its meaning, she would write “We have exactly the same thing to be afraid of, —

Betty Aberlin

heavenly audiobook binge - the Mick Herron Slough House series, read by Gerard Doyle. downright wonderful. I can go on now.

Betty Aberlin

@johncusack mentioned BP, got: "Byrne Piven! My late mother was directed by him in the 1970's (in a play written by his buddy Dick Cusack, with a cast that also included improv legend Del Close and young unknown David Mamet) and played his wife in the 1990's!" - Jonathan Billig

Betty Aberlin

as we call them, may be surrounded by the birth-watchers of the other world, waiting like anxious servants to open the door to which this world is but the wind-blown porch.” – George MacDonald, Robert Falconer

Betty Aberlin

"& why should the good of anyone depend on the prayer of another? I can only answer with the return question, 'Why should my prayer be powerless to help another?'" - George MacDonald, Unspoken Sermons, "Man's Difficulty Concerning Prayer"

Betty Aberlin

I once "went crazy" because I didn't have anywhere else to go. do you think people are under so many dire threats (personal/local/global/nuclear) that we're escaping/transforming into new or other forms in order to be ready for what Arthur Clarke predicted in CHILDHOOD'S END?