Monthly Archives: December 2008

Masterpiece

Just finished reading Masterpiece by Elise Broach, and am ready to inflict my harsh judgement of it on the world: After finishing, I went back and re-read the reviews that have been published about this book, and I can’t be … Continue reading

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Current reading

With no book groups for a couple of weeks, I’ve been doing some reading just for the sake of reading – here are the books that I’m working on: The People of Sparks by Jeanne DuPrau.  While I didn’t enjoy … Continue reading

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Ice Storm

If you don’t live in or near central Massachusetts, you may not know how much havoc was wreaked by last week’s ice storm.  The library in which I work is located in central Mass, and storm-related power outages have forced us to … Continue reading

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Twilight, the movie

Alyson and Lisa and I went to see Twilight the movie a little over a week ago, and this past Saturday Lisa hosted a Twilight movie discussion at the library for teens.  So in the past week I’ve been thinking a … Continue reading

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Alex the Jester

Thursday night the library hosted a great act – Alex the Jester, an internationally known court jester.  Alex put on a fabulous show, keeping the audience riveted and in stitches for a very happy evening hour.  I enjoyed his performance … Continue reading

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How I know when I’m tired…

It’s been a busy, busy, BUSY fall, and all of a sudden, tonight, I’m feeling it.  How do I know?  Usually I get a bit of adrenaline flowing before a big show (Alex the Jester is performing tonight, to a “sold-out” … Continue reading

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24 toes

24 toes can cause a lot of trouble, especially when they’re connected the mind of a kitten.  I love Max dearly, but this living-with-a-kitten thing is new to me.  I’m used to staid, tired older cats who loll around most … Continue reading

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