We spent a good chunk of the weekend in beautiful Kirksville, Missouri visiting Rick’s nephew and his fiancée — toured the campus of Truman University, enjoyed the local eateries, and enjoyed amazing conversation. My Saturday posts went up just before … Continue reading →
I was reading three or four other books, but they have all fallen by the way side while I read the 900 page chunkster Sarum by Edward Rutherfurd. I could use another seven-hour flight to get this done — that’s … 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 →
Book: Ireland Awakening by Edward Rutherfurd (also published as The Rebels of Ireland: The Dublin Saga Book 2) Genre: Historical fiction Publisher: Arrow Books Publication date: 2006 Pages: 919 Source: Borrowed from a friend Summary: Ireland Awakening begins during the Reformation and … 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 →