I realize that I’m actually writing this on Monday evening. I’m either slightly late for yesterday, or really early for the 30th, but either way I was mulling this over yesterday, but never manage to post it. My reading this week has been a leisurely revisiting of one of my favorite books, Maiden Voyage, by [...]

My birthday was last Monday (the 17th), and, as usual, I received a book from my aunt in Connecticut. In recent years she’s been sending more non-fiction than fiction, but I’m not sure that’s intentional. In any case, she knows that there is no drug rehab equivalent for bibliophiles, and really, as addictions go, reading [...]

I picked up Clare Cook’s novel Life’s a Beach because I was in the mood for a book to give me a jolt of laughter the way thoroughbreds get a jolt of energy and nutrients when given horse supplements. I was not disappointed. Ginger is a fun-loving, woman a bit older than I am (specifically, [...]

When I saw The Wednesday Sisters on the “new in paperback” table at Barnes and Noble, I had to read the back cover. I did so, and took it home, along with about twelve other books. In my defense – not that one needs to DEFEND book buying – I had spent almost an entire [...]

The Missing Keys to Thriving in Any Real Estate Market: How to Create Wealth in Any Community Using Street Analysis Technology Eddie Godshalk, MBA Get it at Amazon If you’ve never working in any aspect of the real estate market, you may not think Eddie Godshalk’s book, The Missing Keys to Thriving in Any Real [...]