Where I’d Like To Be Buried
My Bookman brought me home a wonderful book last night. A children’s book called Please Bury Me in the Library …
Monthly Archives: January 2008
Do Blogs Have an Essence?
After reading Sarah Boxer’s essay about Blogs in the New York Review of Books, I have decided that to make …
Bilingual Library Collections
I may be ahead with reading for the Slaves, but I am behind on reading magazines. It’s not like I …
Presidential Library, a Doh, and Ice
In honor of President Bush’s final State of the Union Address tonight, I thought I’d tell you about a contest …
Emerson on John Stearns
Emerson’s eulogy speech for George L. Stearns is short. While a eulogy by Emerson is nothing small, this particular one …
Learning the Rules of Systems Analysis
School is going great even though it is a challenge to keep up with. This week we had an assignment …
A Thursday Babble
Dickens and Waldo are ever helpful cats. One of these days I’m going to let them write their own blog …
Fiction and Nonfiction
Booklist’s January issue has an article called Reading to Learn and Learning as We Read in which Joyce Sariks asks, …
The End of the World
I was expecting Haruki Murakami’s Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World to be a really bizarre book but …
A Little of This, a Little of That
The twenty below temperature on Saturday killed our car battery which kept my Bookman from dropping me at the train …
