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Dagny Moland
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Aug 19, 2016 03:55AM

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Just popping in to say that right in the early days when I joined, I had assumed that this would be a 2016 thing only. Then, as Kodak said, we learned more about it and it was never even discussed that this was an ongoing thing. :)

Simon wrote: "Hopefully forever.. Duh ;)"
Simon is that you?? Our dear Simon from back in the early days? Man I feel like I hadn't read your posts in like foreverrrr, so giddy to see you're back!! <3
Simon is that you?? Our dear Simon from back in the early days? Man I feel like I hadn't read your posts in like foreverrrr, so giddy to see you're back!! <3
I think part of the reason we've had this question a number of times is because not long after Our Shared Shelf began, Emma announced her year-long hiatus from acting, so people seemed to connect the two. Hopefully this club will be around for a good long while. As we know, there is not shortage of relevant books, and more people getting involved by the day!

A few moments ago I was watching how many posts I've written in here, it's 410, which are quite a few, aren't they? OurSharedShelf has become a part of my life, and I would highly miss it, if it were ever closed. I await the new book announciations with great interest, and can't wait to order them and wait for them to be read. Right now I'm waiting for the September/October book, and I am waiting with jumpiness for the book to be able to fetch it. (Should be the day after tomorrow.)
I tell many people I meet about OSS, and how cool and how teaching it is, because I think everybody should be a part of it. Due to my voluntary social year (10 months) I have changed my wish what I want to study. I've enrolled for Sociology and the discussions and book choices here only made it more clear for me, that I want to study Sociology.
So you see, I would be really sad if this isn't going on forever. I need it, we need it.

(Someone had to say it please excuse my fanboy moment it is Christmas after all)
It will be there until we have gender equality.

(Someone had to say it please excuse my fanboy moment it is Christmas after all)
It will be there until we have gender equality."
And even longer to always remind future generations that gender equality isn't a given, but that generations of women (and men) have dedicated their life to it.



A few moments ago I was watching how many posts I've written in here,..."
I hope it all works out for you!! Good luck in your future studies. :)

A few moments ago I was watching how many posts..."
Kelly, sociology is so GREAT! I mean, in my opinion it's the perfect thing to study if you're a feminist, and I can't wait to read all the great authors.
It's the thing to do really, oh, I learned so much! And OSS helped me as an example from time to time:)

there are like 10 people

"All was well.""
well!guess what, we live in a world where flaws and imperfections are a part and parcel.so we can rest be assured that no matter how much we try,all can never be well.because after all,living needs it's reasons right.so i guess it'll go on indefinitely till the end of our days and hopefully "FOREVERMORE"
;)

'The ones that love us never really leave us. You can always find them in here'.
Once a Harry Potter fan, always a Harry Potter fan. My childhood could not be complete without it. :)


It is for me too! It makes me so proud to be a part of it!


Beautiful, Gala! :-)


How was your journey to forever Ross? Did it take a long time to get there? lol! ;)



Couldn't Watson have an assistant and/or publicist do the announcement?"
Why would she need someone else to do it?
We can be around as long as we want, we're not obliged to be here...


I feel the same Laure, the why and why that book is what I am looking forward to when Emma announces a new book.
OSS will be around as long as there are people who will be around.

Obi-Wan Kenobi ^^"
Yes!
Laure wrote: "I think the fact that Emma does the announcements is super important for OSS. I love to read her explanation of why she picked that book, why she finds it important. Wouldn't feel the same with a P..."
I agree 100%. I'd rather wait for Emma to have the time to post her choice and thoughts and introduction than have a PR take over.