Day #119: Alexander McCall Smith
In thinking over the many concerns in the children’s literature community, authentic voice is one that is prevalent. With friends and colleagues, I’ve had many
In thinking over the many concerns in the children’s literature community, authentic voice is one that is prevalent. With friends and colleagues, I’ve had many
Quick! Don’t think. What’s your favorite food? What’s the first thing that popped into your brain? My answer is easy. I am addicted to olives.
Once we made the decision to put our microwave away in a closet, the re-learning began. How would we warm up food? On the one
It’s Monday morning and, as is often the case, I need a kickstart into the week. What better than one of the soundtracks of my
On a hunt through a used bookstore, nothing brings me more delight than finding a book I didn’t know existed that’s written by a favorite
I love putting on my Word Detective hat. I recently read a novel set in 1920s Minneapolis and Hollywood, The Looking Glass Goddess, by Amanda
In this persistent winter, I have finally applied my best antidote: Joni Mitchell. Constant companion, genius, master musician, songwriter, innovator … I am grateful for
I’ve written before that my grandmother was a wonderful cook. One of her specialties was peach pie. She left us without a recipe. When I
Today, I am thankful for Luden’s cough drops. I have a four-day sore throat. Over and out.
Today is the 30th birthday of the World Wide Web (1989). We began our business one year earlier with a computer that had a 10