Take Time for Paradise: Americans and Their Games by A. Barlett Giamatti. New York: Bloomsbury, c1989, reissued 2011. A book that makes my expensive liberal arts education seem worthwhile! 🙂 It seems a bit odd to be writing an “early … Continue reading →
A Song to Sing, A Life to Live: Reflections on Music as Spiritual Practice by Don Saliers and Emily Saliers (2005) San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass. Book review by Lucinda DeWitt An inspiring book about music and its ability to stir … Continue reading →
I’m printing out my list of “Currently Reading” books from my LibraryThing Catalog. My goal tomorrow is to reduce the size of this list (currently at 15 books). I’ll start my day at 7am with tea and the Morning Prayer … Continue reading →
Apologies for the falloff in my Lenten posts. (Not sure what happened, though some health issues intervened to disrupt my Lenten plans. Much to my relief, the issues were not as serious as I first feared, but still required doctor … Continue reading →
Lent has continued to be more exhausting than my usual “Lenten Retreat.” Week 2 included more music, less cooking, some minor sewing, ongoing reading, and (most important) the start of the 2010 Baseball Spring Training Season! Music I hadn’t been … Continue reading →