Yesterday afternoon, Clyde and I went to see
Toy Story 3. We went to the non-3D version so I can't review whether it popped or not. We loved it. But I was sobbing at the end. It does tie up the story nicely but it is sad to see it end. As always with Pixar it is very well done. (The short at the beginning was a bit bizarre but you can decide for yourself.) There are some quite intense scenes in the movie but it could be that I am an adult and read more into it than a child would. After all it is a G rated movie. For that reason alone everyone should rush out and see it!
Because my Kindle is an electronic device I have to have an actual book when I travel on a plane because of that span of time when you cannot use your electronic devices at take off and landing. (I personally think it is a dumb rule where the Kindle and Nook are concerned but I guess if they are out then others will take license too).
"Death Threads" was my book. It lasted my whole trip to and from California and even after I got home - in other words it is not my most favorite book. I can't even put my finger on why. It could very possibly be someone else's favorite series of books. It had a glowing review by two of my favorite mystery writers so my suggestion is to try it. There is a pattern for a re-usable gift bag pattern at the end of the book.
"Death at Daisy Folly" by Robin Paige was a fun read. Robin Paige is really Susan Wittig Albert and her husband. They have a series of books that take place during the late Victorian era. This was a joy to read. I highly recommend it. I read this one on my way to California.
This was by far my favorite book of the week. I read it on my way to California. It is another in the
China Bayles series but this one took place in a Kentucky and in a community that did re-enactments of Shaker Activities. To learn more about the Shaker life style was fascinating. The Shaker's were celibate and depended wholly on converts to keep the religion growing. There were other interesting facts as you read the book. They also prayed to 'Mother' because "Mother Anne" started the religion in the first place. I highly recommend this book as I always do my
China Bayles books.
This was a free download on my Kindle. Even then it was not worth the price.
This is a compilation of President Uchtdorf's talks on womanhood. It was quick read and beautiful. I highly recommend it. He has such a way with words. It was very uplifting.
The newest book in the China Bayles series. Also the darkest. I read it on the trip home from California. I still loved it even though it wasn't quite as humorous as her others in the series.
Yesterday afternoon, Clyde and I went to see Toy Story 3. We went to the non-3D version so I can't review whether it popped or not. We loved it. But I was sobbing at the end. It does tie up the story nicely but it is sad to see it end. As always with Pixar it is very well done. (The short at the beginning was a bit bizarre but you can decide for yourself.) There are some quite intense scenes in the movie but it could be that I am an adult and read more into it than a child would. After all it is a G rated movie. For that reason alone everyone should rush out and see it!
Because my Kindle is an electronic device I have to have an actual book when I travel on a plane because of that span of time when you cannot use your electronic devices at take off and landing. (I personally think it is a dumb rule where the Kindle and Nook are concerned but I guess if they are out then others will take license too). "Death Threads" was my book. It lasted my whole trip to and from California and even after I got home - in other words it is not my most favorite book. I can't even put my finger on why. It could very possibly be someone else's favorite series of books. It had a glowing review by two of my favorite mystery writers so my suggestion is to try it. There is a pattern for a re-usable gift bag pattern at the end of the book.
"Death at Daisy Folly" by Robin Paige was a fun read. Robin Paige is really Susan Wittig Albert and her husband. They have a series of books that take place during the late Victorian era. This was a joy to read. I highly recommend it. I read this one on my way to California.
This was by far my favorite book of the week. I read it on my way to California. It is another in the China Bayles series but this one took place in a Kentucky and in a community that did re-enactments of Shaker Activities. To learn more about the Shaker life style was fascinating. The Shaker's were celibate and depended wholly on converts to keep the religion growing. There were other interesting facts as you read the book. They also prayed to 'Mother' because "Mother Anne" started the religion in the first place. I highly recommend this book as I always do my China Bayles books.
This was a free download on my Kindle. Even then it was not worth the price.
This is a compilation of President Uchtdorf's talks on womanhood. It was quick read and beautiful. I highly recommend it. He has such a way with words. It was very uplifting.
The newest book in the China Bayles series. Also the darkest. I read it on the trip home from California. I still loved it even though it wasn't quite as humorous as her others in the series. 
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