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So Many Books, So Little Time
Once upon a time, I was a voracious reader. Maybe not as much as some people, but I did a pretty good job of ripping through anywhere between four to eight books a month. Though come to think of it, that could be a conservative number because I remember reading as many as four or…
Read MoreThe Summer of my Content
It’s been close to three months since I quit working and I feel really good about the successes I’ve achieved this summer. If these accomplishments are any indication of what the rest of my years will be like, then I can look forward to a very fulfilled and satisfied life. I watched the first four…
Read MoreMyrtle Beach Adventures
I made it to Myrtle Beach and back in one piece. It was a quick trip, but I loved every minute of it. I even enjoyed the drive there and back. Mostly, anyway. There is, no doubt, much more to Myrtle Beach than I saw, but what I did see was very commercialized. It was…
Read MoreReading and Such
I’ve read two stellar books in the last week and I just had to share! Funny enough, both carry the theme of unimaginably oppressed women, however, they are nothing alike. The first book I read was “Pope Joan” by Donna Woolfolk Cross and was fascinating. Here’s a synopsis: For a thousand years, her existence has…
Read MoreFive On Friday – September 23, 2011
I’ve only listed five things, but I’m very wordy today. If you plan on staying with me until the end here, you might want to grab a cup of tea and settle in. 1. Katie is currently singing “On My Own” for voice lessons right now. Her dream is to play Eponine in the high…
Read MoreGluten Tag, Mein Freunds
I’m thinking of going gluten-free. Or at least mostly gluten-free. Or maybe I’ll start with little baby steps and go gluten-free for breakfast. There’s no gluten in coffee, right?? Last November I had a bout with diverticulitis and it was not pleasant. I’ve also had other issues throughout my GI tract and I’m thinking it…
Read MorePresidents’ Day And Other Happenings
Happy Presidents’ Day – especially those of you who get the day off of school or work. Personally I’d rather be celebrating spring. A warm, but not hot, sunny day with the windows open and the smell of fragrant flowers wafting through a very clean and dust free house (it’s my fantasy, isn’t it?). While…
Read MoreAnother Six Months
So I saw the White Russian today. As doctor’s appointments go it was fairly pleasant. My biggest complaint every time I go is that they’re too prompt and I don’t get to read nearly as much in the waiting room as I’d like to. Which was a crying shame today because I’m reading this fabulous…
Read MoreContinuing…
I’m going to see if I can knock out the rest of the holiday saga. Here we go… * Taylor has continued on with his yearly Christmas tradition of being sick on Christmas. Poor baby. I am not kidding. Every stinkin’ year he has a head cold or a sinus infection or bronchitis or something.…
Read MoreBook Review: Belly of the Whale by Linda Merlino
A month or so ago several breast cancer survivors, including myself, were asked to review Belly of the Whale by new author, Linda Merlino. Never one to turn away a free book, I eagerly agreed. Upon reading the book, however, I realized my perspective as a breast cancer survivor may have skewed my opinion. Hudson…
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