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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Embracing the wintry weather with good books
As I tramped through the unshoveled sidewalks to buy Valentine candy for Bob, I decided to embrace the relentless weather. Here are some wonderful books to enjoy while sipping tea under a quilt: Novels: The White Darkness by Geraldine McCaughrean … Continue reading
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Snowy sidewalks
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Tagged and with the freezing temps and all that residual snow now frozen and lumpy, In a recent post I referred to the unshoveled sidewalks as a real mobility problem for anyone with physical difficulties. The partially cleaned sidewalks aren’t much better, it’s the worst walking I’ve experienced. The icy snow has a concrete feel under my feet, so I’m often not sure what is curb and what is packed snow. Where is the thaw?
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ALA Awards
Check out the 2014 ALA Awards. Wonderful Marcus Zusak was given the Margaret Edwards award for lifetime achievement, for instance.
Traveling through the Mist 