More Books
I've added the following to my reading list on the right sidebar.
- Brain Bugs: How the Brain's Flaws Shape Our Lives by Dean Buonomano
- Nonviolent Communication: A Language of Life by Marshall B. Rosenberg
- An Hour Before Daylight: Memoirs of a Rural Boyhood by Jimmy Carter
- A Brief History of Time: From the Big Bang to Black Holes by Stephen Hawking
- The Moral Landscape: How Science Can Determine Values by Sam Harris
- Greenhouse Gardener's Companion, Revised: Growing Food & Flowers in Your Greenhouse or Sunspace by Shane Smith
I started A Brief History of Time before I returned to work full time. I would read in the afternoons while waiting on Julie. Now that I'm working more I'm reading less so I haven't finished it yet but will do so.
The Moral Landscape is bedtime reading. I began it earlier with week.
I've completed about half of Greenhouse Gardener's Companion. I carry this book with me to read when waiting such as waiting on the tank to fill when hauling water.
I've saved the best for last: An Hour Before Daylight. This was a most enjoyable book. My sister read it and bought a copy for me. It provided a peek into a fading era and reminded me of scenes from my childhood. Reading it was pure pleasure.
posted by Paul at 8:52 PM
3 Comments:
I am awaiting a shipment of Marvel comic books.
So glad you enjoyed Jimmy Carter's book. I was quite sure you would.
Julie's dining room set is beautiful!
I don't understand a thing about the greenhouse, but still think it is totally cool. Julie's festive lights add just the right touch!
Interesting about the tomatoes. Even as a kid I loved a good tomato. Seems like these days some styrpfoam resembling a tomato is available at the market for a hefty price!
I always enjoy your reading lists. My dad gave me Jimmy Carter's book years ago, and so it is a treasure. Like you, I thoroughly enjoyed reading about the president's youth and family life. Standing out for me: His relationship with the Blacks who worked his father's farm and his understanding of their lives and his struggle with his own racism.
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