Dewey’s Read-a-Thon was very good for my reading last week. Here are the two posts that reported my progress with that: Dewey’s Read-a-Thon All Day! Dewey’s Read-a-Thon Wrap-Up Before the Read-a-Thon, I visited the St. Louis Art Museum and, among … Continue reading →
I’m reading again! Mostly because I’m taking baths again. My hot flashes have decided to quit responding to stimuli like exercise or hot water and, instead, go off like clock work. It feels like I could set my watch to … Continue reading →
I moved slightly toward getting into a reading groove this week, although the blog posts still show a lot of Bloggiesta excitement along with some new energy going toward the April Platform Challenge: Bloggiesta — Finish Line Bloggiesta — Pinterest … Continue reading →
With Bloggiesta on top of the other things that kept me from not reading last week, I’m still not reading much. I finished nothing, but did start another new book. So, here’s what I’m reading right now. Do I Look … Continue reading →
My reading has slowed to a crawl the last few days. That would bother me except that a lot of the energy is going to writing and I’m not going to complain about that. Read Before I nearly stopped reading, … Continue reading →
Last Monday, we were driving home from our trip to Kansas City, so I didn’t write a Monday post. Let’s see if I can piece together what I read the last two weeks. Read I wrote posts for two very … Continue reading →
Reading As I mentioned in my Wondrous Words Wednesday post about the word gnomon, I’m reading an annotated version of James Joyce’s Dubliners. I’m going to get at least two more Wednesday posts from that book! My Tuesday CHECKpoint post … Continue reading →
Read I finished Unbowed by Wangari Maathai in time for book club, Book Review: Unbowed by Wangari Maathai, and Oscar Wilde’s children’s stories in time for a lecture noting the 130th anniversary of his visit to St. Louis, Book Review: Stories for … Continue reading →
I was on a bit of an American kick last week with reviews of American Nations and American Terroir and a post about the very American story in The Help. Book Review: American Nations by Colin Woodard Book Review: American Terroir by Rowan … Continue reading →
My week of weed, workouts, winning, and weekend cooking: Slim in 6. My weekly exercise Checkpoint featured a review of the exercise video series Slim in 6 by Debbie Siebers. Wondrous Words Wednesday. I revealed what librarians mean when we … Continue reading →