No one knows what we are doing, but we continue.
Reading this book with the sun at my back on a Sunday — there’s a lot to unpack here. I’ll post a description from City of Asylum where I learned about this new read: “Humans are storytelling animals. Stories are what make our societies possible. Countless books celebrate their virtues. But Jonathan Gottschall, an expert
Meraki Radio continues and sometimes magic happens. Sergeant Major Denver D. Dill emailed me after listening to the archives and learning about Francis Resta, my former co-host and friend. Denver D. Dill was researching Francis’s father, Francis Resta, who was West Point Band’s Commander — a position that was sought after by over 400 applicants.
This is one of the many books being banned in several states in the USA. I was happy to see it was quickly available at my library and picked it up to read over a beach weekend. I am about halfway through but felt I should post before I finish, since it’s that good! The
Spent some time with George & Martha this morning — they are hilarious! I love the sequence of five stories that are connected but can be read independently, and some are only a page or two. We have a few George & Martha volumes — all of which are page turners. If you haven’t met
A neighbor friend passed this along to me as a printout from the Brown University library dated 1971. This is a fun read for us who love language, the understanding of science and communication generally. A couple of quotes that stuck with me include: “When two years and three months old, he became a great
Here’s a link to our last show reading The Moon is Down by John Steinbeck. That was fun 🙂 https://kdrt.org/audio/part-7-moon-down-john-steinbeck-finale
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Well, I have only made it to 6 books in the challenge but I have learned so much over the last several weeks. My final book for the challenge is Touching Peace by Thich Nhat Hanh. I have been reading his work for quite a long time and was…
We are nearly there! I give myself a C+ on the overall effort– with the early hours and low light producing, the mistakes abound. But hey, here’s to finishing what we start. https://kdrt.org/audio/part-6-moon-down-john-steinbeck
Well, since we are counting pages during the winter months, it’s hard to know how many times we have read this book! A gift from @julienaslund5866 – the story reads like any typical day in my life. I go out into the world with clothes on and wonder what the heck is going on. Coming
After a holiday hiatus, we are nearly through with The Moon is Down by John Steinbeck. This week covers pages 77-92 in my edition. I think it’ll be one or two shows before the end of the book. Enjoy! https://kdrt.org/audio/part-5-moon-down-john-steinbeck
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