The blog had a busy week. I joined the #GenFab Blog Hop writing a Letter to Me, Age 20. That was fun! One of my Arkansas photos went up in Wordless Wednesday. I wrote about how I cope with peanut butter for … Continue reading →
I’m reading King Lear, the Oxford School edition. Shakespeare is always good for a few new words! The Earl of Gloucester (in observing that the king appears to value his two son-in-laws equally): …for equalities are so weigh’d that curiosity … Continue reading →
With the October Memoir Challenge, Dewey’s Read-a-Thon, and the more usual things that go on my blog, it’s been a full week. Here are the memoir entries of the last week, in order: Age 8: The Boxcar Children — October Memoir … Continue reading →
I woke up early this morning, so I get to catch the tale end of Dewey’s Read-a-Thon. I could, of course, read. But I’ve done so little of that, why break the streak now? I thought I’d spend the last … Continue reading →