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2024 – Daring to be More
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Wednesday Words
It’s occurred to me why I find ‘reality shows’ so annoying – they lack logic and character. All right, there are several reasons why I don’t care for such shows (chief among them, they lead to cancellations of shows I do … Continue reading
Posted in Ponderings
Tagged books, deborah owen, freevalley publishing, kate curran, reflections on water
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Wednesday Words
Susan Fox’s book, Home on the Range, comes out today in paperback! If you like a bit of sci-fi, David S. Moore’s Mind Space collection is available here: If you like fantasy, Kennedy J. Quinn’s Secret Order of the Underworld … Continue reading
Toe-Tapping Tuesday
It’s toe-tapping Tuesday. Well, actually, it’s ‘Wiggle Your Toes Day,’ so I guess that could count, too. It’s official. I’ve gone and done it. While I had hoped to wait for the first day of the festival to make the … Continue reading
Posted in Ponderings, Prose
Tagged books, festival at mount si, freevalley writes, holidays
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Wednesday Words
Have you read Wendy Delaney’s Trudy, Madly, Deeply yet? It’s the debut of the “Working Stiffs” mystery series. Two words, then – Why not?!
Food for Thought
Two interesting reads regarding books and libraries. First, was this NPR piece from a few days ago called, “How Scholastic Sells Literacy to Generations of New Readers.” Some fear that with all the gadgets and gizmos, texting and twittering, that … Continue reading
Wednesday Words – New Works Edition
For the romance lovers -Susan Fox’s Caribou Crossing is out now! And a sneak peek for an upcoming book by Amanda Keeney: Sage Collins is finally about to become an adult after spending most of her life in the foster care system. Graduation … Continue reading
Wednesday Words – ‘Joy’ Edition
Three ‘joy’ful reads to enjoy. Joy of Cooking -Who didn’t make it through home ec without referencing this book? Still have the same copy, complete with creative bookmarks, measuring cup stains and other things indicating the most frequently used recipes. … Continue reading
Posted in Joys of June
Tagged amy tan, books, gift of joy, helen hayes, joy luck club, joy of cooking, reading
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Friday Fast One – Imagination Edition
It pays to lose a library card. I don’t get into the city often, especially on a weeknight. But receiving the final notice that I had until Friday to collect my requested item (The Complete Shakespeare Sonnets) before it was … Continue reading
Wednesday Words – New Releases Edition
Three fun reads – something for all ages.
Friday Fast One – Fun Finds
Small communities grow great through harmony, great ones fall to pieces through discord. ~ Sallust Our brain is mapping the world. Often that map is distorted, but it’s a map with constant immediate sensory input. ~ E. O. Wilson “Colors, like features, follow the … Continue reading
Posted in Mischief, Anything, Yammering, Ponderings
Tagged bill porter, books, caregiver book two, Dallas, king's sons, photos
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