Tuesday, February 27, 2007
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This morning I took our senior cat Charlie to the vet for his monthly arthritis shot. L. ordered an induction range (on sale!) for our retir...
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As I said on New Year's Day, one of my projects for the year is to keep track of all the reading done by the characters in the fiction t...
Thanks for the pictures. I am so tempted to get a copy for myself.
ReplyDeleteGosh, that's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI've meant to thank you, Susan, for recommending Field Notes from a Catastrophe. My husband is loving it.
Crissy
Stefanie: you should. I think you'd really enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteCrissy: Field Notes is such a fabulous book. I have my son reading it now. Are you going to read it once your husband's finished?
I will read it when he finishes. It's a topic near and dear to us.
ReplyDeleteHey thanks! I used to love geography in school, and I was a member of the Outdoors Activities Club. I'm still a nature-geek I supposed. ;)
ReplyDeleteHoodoo. It sounds fun just saying it.
Isn't funny what we can get interested in-- given the passion of some author! This is not an area I would have thought of pursuing, yet I find the terms fascinating and would love to browse through it!
ReplyDeleteDoes it include the term "Ha-Ha"? I read
The Ha-Ha: A Novel a couple of years ago (loved it) and discovered that "Ha-Ha" was a term in formal landscaping around the time of Capability Brown.
It's even more fun seeing the hoodoos, D.O., if you're interested in a horseback riding trip in October. . .
ReplyDeleteJenclair, the term "ha-ha" isn't in the book, unfortunately.