Last week’s post were about exercise and the heat (Readers’ Workouts July 3) and the 2012 Farm Bill (Book Review: Food Fight by Daniel Imhoff). Read I finished the ebook I was reading on my phone, No Longer a Gentleman … Continue reading →
Book: Food Fight: The Citizen’s Guide to the Next Food and Farm Bill by Daniel Imhoff Genre: Food politics Publisher: Watershed Media Publication date: 2012 Pages: 215 Source: Library (and, thanks! I asked them to order it for me — they … Continue reading →
I’ll be working on posting photos from Ireland for several weeks yet. Here are two batches from last week: Wordless Wednesday — Ireland Edition 2 Saturday Snapshots — Ireland Edition I reviewed two books set during World War II last … Continue reading →
This is my first post for Saturday Snapshot hosted by Alyce of At Home with Books. I’ve been doing Wordless Wednesday (Wordless Wednesday — Ireland Edition and Wordless Wednesday — Ireland Edition 2), but it’s going to take forever to get my … Continue reading →
Book: Why Calories Count: From Science to Politics by Marion Nestle and Malden Nesheim Genre: Popular science Publisher: University of California Press Publication date: 2012 Pages: 288 Source: Library Summary: This is a science book that covers science the way that I most like to learn it … Continue reading →
A visit to the National Botanic Gardens at Glasnevin in Dublin More Ireland photos on Flickr: Joy’s Photostream More Wordless Wednesday posts: Wordless Wednesday
Continue reading →It’s been an Ireland fest on the blog since we got home. Food: Eating in Ireland Photos: Wordless Wednesday — Ireland Edition Exercise: Readers’ Workouts June 19 And, of course, Books: Book Review: Ireland Awakening by Edward Rutherfurd Book Review: The Insurrection in … Continue reading →
Our trip to Ireland focused on gardens but we managed to get in some very good eating as well. While recovering from jet lag, we ate a couple of light meals where we stayed, the historic Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin. … Continue reading →
See more photos from our Ireland trip at Flickr: Joy’s Photostream. See more photos from bloggers around the web and around the world at today’s Wordless Wednesday June 20.
Continue reading →Ireland was good for reading. Or, more precisely, long bus rides and longer plane flights were good for reading. Read Most of my reading, appropriately, dealt with Ireland. I finished A Traveller’s History in Ireland by Peter Neville (Book Review: … Continue reading →