It's Marcia again....Drunk with power over this blog, I have figured out how to add photos.... and I am happy to announce two new photo albums, which you can access via the self-explanatory links in the right-hand column. One contains party photos, thanks to Kelley Lawton and Susan Oliver's father (more are on the way from Marcie Hopkins and Lynn Wilson and will be added later) and the other contains the beginnings of the visual chronicle of Don's New Orleans trip. It is currently populated with photos that were shameless stolen by me from Don's friend Jason Hahn's blog (sorry, Jason!), and one features Don in his respirator!
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October 18, 2005
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What I Read
- Wallace Stegner: Angle of Repose
1972 Pulitzer. - Willa Sibert Cather: One Of Ours
Pulitzer Prize 1923, a favorite of mine. - Michael Shaara: The Killer Angels
Pulitzer Prize winning historical novel: Old soldiers' mistakes result in slaughter at Gettysburg. - Michael Chabon: The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay
Pulitzer Prize 2001. Over 600 pages, a lot for me but I enjoyed every one. - Richard Russo: Empire Falls
2002 Pulitzer winner set in fictional town in Maine. - Alison Lurie: Foreign Affairs: A Novel
1984; Pulitzer Prize - David McCullough: The Great Bridge: The Epic Story of the Building of the Brooklyn Bridge
History of bridging the Ohio, the Mississippi, and the East River just after the Civil War. - John Updike: Rabbit At Rest
Updike's 2nd Pulitzer Prize and last book of the Rabbit series. Better than Rabbit is Rich, I like this one. - John Updike: Rabbit Is Rich
Opening pages about gasoline shortage and prices in 1978 show we haven't learned much in the last 30 years. - William Faulkner: The Reivers
A great Pulitzer Prize winner. - Eudora Welty: Optimist's Daughter
Another Pulitzer Prize winner - John Kennedy Toole: A Confederacy Of Dunces
Parts are funny, but Ignatius really is a slob. - Anne Tyler: Breathing Lessons: A Novel
Has its moments, but tedious. - N. Scott Momaday: House Made of Dawn
Native American author, Pulitzer Prize 1969 - Oscar Hijuelos: Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love
A Story of hot Cuban musicians in New York - Michael Williams: Who We Were: A Snapshot History of America
Personal photos of common people, everyday life. - Various: Good Poems
Selected by my man Garrison Keillor - Charlie Diemer: Pearl of Tao
Self published, held my interest to the end. I have visited with the author. - Richard Ford: Independence Day
Frank thinks too much, and that's most of the book. - Junot Díaz: The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
Too much N word, too much Dominican Republic, too much "poor me" of Oscar, but enlightening.
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- A Day Like Any Other Day - And God formed man in his own image
- Statler and Waldorf Arena
- anyway
- DJ Jazzy Jen
- WBAI Internet Webcast
- Jean Shepherd Web Site
- The Carter Center: Advancing Human Rights and Alleviating Suffering
- NOLA.com: Everything New Orleans
- The Chronicles of Abs
- Infoplease: Encyclopedia, Almanac, Atlas, Biographies, Dictionary, Thesaurus. Free online reference, research & homework help.
- FilteringCraig.com - Your daily dose of something or other
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