As I explained a couple of weeks ago, I’m working to make better use of my grain mill in an occasional series inspired by Trish of Love, Laughter, and a Touch of Insanity called Operation Use My Grain Mill. The first grain (besides … Continue reading →
The mini-Bloggiesta was fun! Even if I didn’t complete my list. I’m still working on the Google Authorship project. In fact, I found some new resources this morning! So watch for further posts about that. Read I finished The Happiness … Continue reading →
Good morning! Time: // 8:30 am. The scene: // Sunny and warm. I took two walks yesterday and intend to do the same today. We expect a high of 52 today and 12 tomorrow. We’re having a colder than normal winter … Continue reading →
Read I finally completed, and reviewed, my first book of 2014: Reading Like a Writer by Francine Prose. Ebony and Ivy: Race, Slavery, and the Troubled History of America’s Universities by Craig Steven Wilder was a DNF for me, and … Continue reading →
Good morning! And, Happy New Year! Time: // 8:51 am. I slept late this morning. I’m not sure why but I’m hoping it’s not because I’m coming down with something. The scene: // Remarkably sunny. We’re expecting a high around 50 … Continue reading →
I’m stealing Trish’s idea from Love, Laughter, and a Touch of Insanity. She did a whole series of useful posts about using her kitchen tools and appliances called Operation Use My…. I want to make better use of my grain … Continue reading →
Happy Monday! I’m going to be out of town today, so forgive me if I’m late making a return visit to your blog — I’ll get there tonight. I’m looking for input on the list of books that I plan … Continue reading →
Good morning! And, Happy New Year! Time: // 8:12 am The scene: // The snow is nearly melted and today’s high temperature is predicted to be near 60. Astounding, when just a week ago we were getting ten inches and the … Continue reading →
Before our trip to France, we asked people about their favorite French restaurants in St. Louis and Brasserie by Niche made everyone’s lists. We finally made it there this week, taking Rick’s nephew, Phil, and his fiancée, Gabbi. The dressiness of … Continue reading →
To celebrate the 12 Days of Christmas from now through Epiphany and to advocate for the idea of reading books to support New Year projects, resolutions, and goals, I’m writing a series of posts with themed book lists for various … Continue reading →