What’s on my nightstand? The Possibilities of Sainthood, by Donna Freitas. I’m on chapter six, so I don’t have much to say about the book itself. The title is linked to a […]

One of our caretaking traditions is the pursuit something academic. In the past, we’ve read an astronomy textbook and many history books. Our current subject is Great Ideas in Classical Physics and […]

What’s on my nightstand? I am still reading Interview with the Vampire, by Anne Rice. It’s been a slog for me, but I didn’t stop reading. It’s not my kind of book, […]

Thanks to Shelly for sharing these lines from Haven Kimmel’s The Solace of Leaving Early. “It is the nature of the world that we miss the moment our fate changes, but can […]

What’s on my mp3 player? Carpe Diem, by Autumn Cornwell. I am not the most-informed of bloggers. (cough-understatement-cough) With one foot in the needlework camp, one in the kidlit camp, a hand […]

One of the books I received for Christmas is A Woman Tenderfoot, by Grace Gallatin Seton-Thompson (copyright 1900). Here’s the copy on the back of the book: Writer and outdoorswoman, feminist and […]