Book Review: The Doctor’s Daughter
started this book by Wilma Wolitzer because I am a doctor’s daughter, and that has to some extent defined me, so I thought I could relate to it, but…
started this book by Wilma Wolitzer because I am a doctor’s daughter, and that has to some extent defined me, so I thought I could relate to it, but…
Project Mulberry by Linda Sue Park is a young adult book that I read with my 12 year old. We both enjoyed it, since it was an accessible, easy read, with…
I painted this on my birthday, listening to jazz, transported to a place I’ve been that was warmer, sitting on a comfortable rock, near a babbling brook.
My refrigerator is jammed full as it usually is. My rotation of food includes creating leftovers everyday and…
This page from my Box-a-day Art Journal is from January 27, 2009 until February 7, 2009.
I woke up to my youngest daughter having made me popovers for breakfast. After that sumptuous beginning of my day, I sat in a quiet living room sipping
A friend of mine also has an early February birthday, so we have fun celebrating together during this birthday season by having a lovely lunch followed by
I enjoyed the first two-thirds of this book better than the end. Initially I was giving it five stars but it slipped down to four by the end since
My twelve year old daughter is doing something called “Brave Writer” as part of her homeschooling curriculum which includes “Tuesday Teatime.”
These cookies are the classic Toll House recipe, the original chocolate chip cookie recipe off back of the Nestle’s Chip bag.
Today I wrote one of the best poems I’ve written in a long time. Then, after major deliberation, I have chosen not to share it here to protect someone’s…
Instead of a formal New Year’s Resolution, I have decided on two words I need to focus on this year: systematic, and streamlining.
One of the delights of this month is fresh tangerine juice, which in my opinion is much better than orange juice.
This page in my daily art journal is dominated by three days of preoccupation with the inaugural.
This was delicious! It is very simple: roasted Brussels sprouts, parsnip slices and pecans. I saw it in the December 2008 issue of Martha Stewart Living magazine and you can
Is reading considered an eccentric activity? What effect does the habit of reading have? The Queen is the uncommon reader in this mild and witty satire; she…