Stuck at the Airport ~ now what?

Daily Post asks: Terminal Time: You’re at the airport, your flight is delayed for six more hours, and none of your electronic devices is (sic) working. How do you pass the time? I pull out my paperback and continue reading. If I finish it, I pull out the next one in my bag. Alternately, I […]

You spend a third of your life in bed (if you’re lucky)

Photo courtesy of SecretSafeBooks.com Now that’s a bed! When I saw it, all I could think was, “Right. And I just know I would need one of the books at the very bottom or in some critical structure part of the deal….” Still, how can you not love that bed? I read long ago that […]

Keep an Eye on Robert Gates’ New Book: “Duty”

Yesterday, Bob Woodward and Max Fisher of the Washington Post each wrote a review of former Secretary of Defense, Robert Gates’ book, “Duty,” coming out on January 14, 2014. It’s causing ripples and outcries as this man was considered on both sides, Democrat and Republican, to be outstanding in his service for both the Bush […]

Then and Now: Favorite Books From Childhood ~ Good lessons or violence in training?

Daily Prompt: “What was your favorite book as a child? Did it influence the person you are now?” Books to me are friends, new and old ones. I love the freshness of a new book and cheerfully crack the spines, bend the pages, whatever it takes to read comfortably. Not that fond of hardbound books […]

DP Challenge: Clean Slate

“Explore the room you’re in as if you’re seeing it for the first time. Pretend you know nothing. What do you see? Who is the person who lives there?” Well, doggoneit! I had planned to throw my two cents into the mix re guns, violence, videogames and now I’m distracted. Another rabbit hole. “Whoa! That […]