I have to thank Katie at Doing Dewey and her Nonfiction Reading Challenge for encouraging me to read more non-fiction this year. This is the 9th non-fiction book I’ve read this year, which is the most since Amber was little and I’d read aloud to her. We used to read …
If you’re like me, you’re always trying to eat healthier – and failing more often than not. One thing to consider is putting organic foods in your diet. Organic foods are healthy, tasty, and easy to find in your local grocery store. Prices may be a little higher than non-organic …
A Judgement in Stone by Ruth Rendell shows up on several “best mysteries” lists, which is why I added it to my to-read list. I had read several of her Inspector Wexford series, but none of her stand-alone novels. And then it was my Classic Club Spin book for the month, …
The Origins Game Fair in Columbus is something we like to do every year, but this year we didn’t make it due to my new job. I did have a friend who was nice enough to pick up this year’s anthology – with the Mystery theme, I didn’t want to …
The Pot Thief Who Studied Edward Abbey is the second Pot Thief mystery that I’ve read. It’s just a really good book. I read it during the readathon last weekend and I kept reading it past the end time to finish it. Hubie Schuze is fun, honest, and I would have …
I really need to get out and walk more. The problem is the dog just doesn’t want to walk lately. I don’t know if it’s the weather or the hills. On Wednesday, we went on a mile walk downtown, during a bike/walk event they had. He went the whole mile …
