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blog.andrewjanjigian.com | ||
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blog.arkadi.one
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| | | | | "I really enjoyed this simple story of an old man struggling against nature, himself, and of course a large fish. It's about luck, determination, and the fickle nature of life. It is a very fast read. It reads like a fable in the same way that The Alchemist does. I have saved this book on my shelf for my daughter when she grows up. My Rating: ????? My 2019 Reading Challenge: Book #18 | |
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siderite.dev
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| | | | | This game has a short and silly story that has no consequences and leads nowhere, but the main point is that you can free dive in several ocean stages and look at and swim with realistic looking and swimming marine creatures, which is very relaxing, but gets old soon. | |
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ecairol.blog
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| | | | | For our family vacations last week we went to Sámara, located in the Pacific coast of Guanacaste, Costa Rica. The place used to be visited by advanced surfers, but after an earthquake in 2012 the coral reef was moved up, replacing the violent waves with a nice spot for children to enjoy a calm sea,... | |
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www.timeshighereducation.com
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| | | Academics remain wedded to prestige indicators, but peer reviewers mayconclude that the journal is profiteering, says Dorothy Bishop | ||
