The book was spectacular and I'm so glad that I joined this book club to read it. This isn't the kind of book tat I would normally buy, but it was more than worth the time to read it.
Julia's voice is what continues to strike me the most in this book. She is so very genuine in everything she does. So rare it is to find someone that truly loves everything she does and puts her al...
In theory, bamboo makes a great eco-fiber, but when I researched more into its production for a piece I wrote last October, I found it wasn't as great as everyone thinks:
Reading about her dedication to the book (not THIS book, her first book) is inspiration, but it is a pity that it took so long to put together - worth the effort, I don't deny that, but so many yea...
In Chapter 2, there were a few particular sentences that striked me:
Pg 71 "I wondered if the nation's gastronomical lust had its roots not in the sunshine of art but in the deep, dark...
I have to say that this book reads very well - Julia's personality flys off the pages and though I never had the honor of meeting her, it feels like I have. I finished the book over the weekend and...
I'd read Cadillac Desert if it ended up being chosen, but it wouldn't be my first choice - that would be Deep Economy: The Wealth of Communities and the Durable Future by Bill McKibben
I think we should definitely keep the club going! The tough part about starting it when it did was that it ran right over the holidays, which is a crazy time for everyone. I think it will be even m...
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I used the alarm feature on my cell phone
I'll be at the printmaking event at Craft Gym - I hope to see some of you there!
5 out of 5 for me :)
An update on the official start date for this book's discussion?
The book was spectacular and I'm so glad that I joined this book club to read it. This isn't the kind of book tat I would normally buy, but it was more than worth the time to read it.
Done and done :)
Julia's voice is what continues to strike me the most in this book. She is so very genuine in everything she does. So rare it is to find someone that truly loves everything she does and puts her al...
Not favorite places yet ... but I'll be moving to Portland in June, so I'm sure I'll have some things to add :D
It would be an ok idea if they didn't use BIC pens for their promo shots since it pretty well known that BIC tests on animals.
I give them a good rinse, like all of my vegetables - tis better to be safe than sorry.
In theory, bamboo makes a great eco-fiber, but when I researched more into its production for a piece I wrote last October, I found it wasn't as great as everyone thinks:
I'm in and just recently bought the hardback edition
Reading about her dedication to the book (not THIS book, her first book) is inspiration, but it is a pity that it took so long to put together - worth the effort, I don't deny that, but so many yea...
Wow - CAGW mentioned on Re-Nest; what an honor! Many thanks for mentioning our blog :D
In Chapter 2, there were a few particular sentences that striked me: Pg 71 "I wondered if the nation's gastronomical lust had its roots not in the sunshine of art but in the deep, dark...
It was a tough vote - all of them are good choices. :)
I have to say that this book reads very well - Julia's personality flys off the pages and though I never had the honor of meeting her, it feels like I have. I finished the book over the weekend and...
I think we can do it in 5 weeks, yeah!
I'd read Cadillac Desert if it ended up being chosen, but it wouldn't be my first choice - that would be Deep Economy: The Wealth of Communities and the Durable Future by Bill McKibben
I think we should definitely keep the club going! The tough part about starting it when it did was that it ran right over the holidays, which is a crazy time for everyone. I think it will be even m...