I’m running out the door as I type up this blog post. Today’s VEDA is my answering the Ten On Tuesday questions for today. Youtube Link Question: What are you… [Continue Reading]
Category: Books
When I browsed the reviews on Husbands and Wives Club, I felt a little protective when I read the criticism. Namely, it was too technical and detached and had too… [Continue Reading]
1. VEDA – Um this was the most blooper filled experience I’ve had taping a vlog. I have one clip ready for the day we reveal some bloopers. I don’t… [Continue Reading]
I picked this book up last week while browsing the stacks at a library. It reminded me that I still need to read Slaughterhouse-Five but the library I was at… [Continue Reading]
1. So I mentioned my morning routine in yesterday’s VEDA video blog but I had originally planned on unveiling my new personal project as a Quick Take and link my… [Continue Reading]
A couple of days ago I finished Steve Martin’s memoir, Born Standing Up. This is the third book of his I read and I believe that’s all of them, which… [Continue Reading]
I was going to do a small review of Erica Jong’s How to Save Your Own Life, a book I finished a couple of weekends ago but thought it weird… [Continue Reading]
Anita Diamant took a couple of lines from the Book of Genesis mentioning Dinah and expounded upon it, giving us a very intricate tale of Dinah’s four mothers (Rachel, Leah,… [Continue Reading]
One of my biggest life’s joys is expanding my horizons. Be it my gastronomic, ideological, geographic, or in this case, my literary horizon. The book club I’ve helped organized has… [Continue Reading]
The Last Lecture Randy Pausch was a computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon University who was diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer and was selected to deliver a lecture as part… [Continue Reading]