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Written on: February 13th, 2009 in Learning Journeys
Kathy here ~ Honoré's last post certainly resonated with me…but I have not been nearly so positive about it. In fact, I think I have been a little grumpy about "no time" to work on even small goals I have set for myself. Since the same 24 hour time period exists whether I feel good […]
Written on: February 3rd, 2009 in Learning Journeys
Honoré here: It is February 3, already the second month of the year ~ 34 days have gone by…imagine! I don't know about you but I, as a member of a league of zillions of people, have made v-e-r-y little, if any progress, on my 2009 goals (smile). But why should I fret and declare […]
Written on: January 26th, 2009 in Learning Journeys
Laura here: A friend sent this imaginative quote to me to share with Honoré who suggested I share with all of our readers: "In a library we are surrounded by many hundreds of dear friends, but they are imprisoned by an enchanter in these paper and leathern boxes; and though they know us, and have […]
Written on: January 19th, 2009 in Learning Journeys
Honoré here: One of my bright ideas for 2008 was to teach my nieces, ages 7 and 16, how to sew and quilt. I believe this idea entered my mind sometime during the summer. I finally got around to setting up a session with and for them the Saturday after Christmas. A part of their […]
Written on: January 13th, 2009 in Learning Journeys
Kathy here: We tend to focus on the long view in these conversations. I mean, the words learning journeys conjure specific images in the mind's eye, don't they? A road meandering over the hill, a sailboat on the horizon…you get the idea. But, what about the learning we do in short bursts? That learning that […]
Written on: January 5th, 2009 in Learning Journeys
Honoré here: In my post of December 3, 2008, I toyed with the idea of depriving myself for a week without reading as prescribed by Julia Cameron in her book, The Artist's Way. In that post, I posited that I might just try my hand and I did – last week, December 27 , 2008 […]
Written on: December 29th, 2008 in Learning Journeys
Kathy here: My tale of runaway reading last week was only part of the story. You remember that I was swept away with the Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer. What you don't know is that Meyer Followers lined up to purchase the final book in the Twilight series, Breaking Dawn, hours before the sales began […]
Written on: December 22nd, 2008 in Learning Journeys
Kathy here: The peculiar incongruity of my role as "Author Girl" at the Delaware Book Festival is my inability to read in the weeks before and after the event. Oh, I do read titles from our attending authors and rounded out October with Laurie Halse Anderson, Dale Brown, W. Michael & Kathleen Gear, Tess Gerritsen […]
Written on: December 17th, 2008 in Learning Journeys
Laura here: This summer my friend needed to buy a book for a mutual friend of ours as a birthday gift. I was in town and we were all getting together to celebrate the last couple of birthdays for our group. The recipient of this book was smart and had listed a specific title: The […]
Written on: December 10th, 2008 in Learning Journeys
Honoré here: The other day I pulled out my Christmas decorations, among which are several of my favorite holiday books. One I've had for I bet close to twenty years is Raymond Briggs' Father Christmas. This is a book that my grand-nieces , now 22 , 16, and 7, along with others, have read and enjoyed, […]
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