Today’s words are from Quicksilver by Neal Stephenson. The definitions are from my Webster’s New Collegiate Dictionary (1979). In a description of an older man: His ears are elongated and have grown a radiant fringe of lanugo. p. 37 lanugo: … Continue reading →
Have you ever thought of writing memoir? Do you ever write blog posts that read like memoir? The Memoir Project: A Thoroughly Non-Standardized Text for Writing and Life by Marion Roach Smith will help! I’m hosting an hour-long virtual book … Continue reading →
Good morning! Time: // 9:40 am. The scene: // I fell on the ice yesterday, so I’ll be glad to see all of this melt away. I thought it was going to be today, but it looks like it may be … Continue reading →
We wrapped up the New Year’s Resolution Reading Challenge last week — check out all the great books people read to support their 2014 projects, goals, and resolutions. Read I finished and reviewed what I hope will be the first … Continue reading →
I hope everyone is recovering from the Super Bowl or Groundhog’s Day, whichever you celebrated the most. Read I got a couple of books read just in time to complete my New Year’s Resolution Reading Challenge: The Memoir Project by Marion … Continue reading →
Happy Groundhog’s Day! Time: // 8:51 am. The scene: // No creature is seeing it’s shadow here today. Our driveway is covered with white, but I’m not sure what exactly stuck from the wintery mix we had in the last 12 … Continue reading →