As I write blurrier eye this entry, it’s now Day 8 from the day mother told me about her breast cancer. I called her on Monday to see what was the update on the second test. The appointment is s… more →
Monster Scifi Show Blogiheartya wrote 2 months ago: … only, I am not wearing socks today because I have grading to do. Keeps me focused. The soone … more →
monster7of9 wrote 3 months ago: As I write blurrier eye this entry, it’s now Day 8 from the day mother told me about her breas … more →
sarahbereza wrote 4 months ago: I recently read Summer by Edith Wharton. It’s the (Victorian) story of a summertime fling that … more →
urbesque wrote 4 months ago: posted by Caroline Picard you can read more about Edith Wharton by going here. 1862 Born, N … more →
Rebecca Egler wrote 5 months ago: There once was a noble goal I held dear Pursuing at every computer I could find near Listen to 500 t … more →
araxes wrote 9 months ago: I know that this will seem an odd topic for me to be addressing, to those of you who have long been … more →
Izzy wrote 11 months ago: This town that I live in now is very, very small. There’s not a whole lot to it; we ran all o … more →
Jake Seliger wrote 1 year ago: I tried to read and like Thomas Mann’s Doctor Faustus—I really did—but quit after perhaps 80 l … more →
jameswharris wrote 1 year ago: For my May monthly selection for the 1 Percent Well-Read Challenge I decided to read Ethan Frome by … more →
monster7of9 wrote 1 year ago: Shakespeare’s classic tragedy, STARRING PATRICK STEWART Limited Broadway engagement! Select ticket … more →
stephanievanderslice wrote 1 year ago: ” alt=”"> SOS! Edith Wharton’s Berkshires home, The Mount, which has been a mu … more →
iamsunshine033 wrote 1 year ago: Wow. So much for blogging, right? So many times I’ve sat down to rant or write or rave or whatev an … more →
skunkcabbage wrote 2 years ago: I’ve completed Donna M. Campbell’s fantastic Resisting Regionalism. It’s the kind … more →