rajafacesbothways: Louisville Road Trip

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Fay Weldon: The Hearts and Lives of Men
A witty tale of the follies of love, filled with the interaction of characters over a 20 year period in London. Weldon's sense of irony includes delicious asides to the reader in this delightful novel. (****)
Jeffrey Toobin: The Nine, Inside the Secret World of the Supreme Court
A remarkable, absorbing account of the workings inside the court over the past 20 years. (*****)
Lewis Norton: Sharpshooters Blues
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Sean B. Carroll: remarkable Creatures
An absorbing account of the explorers who dedicated their lives to discovering the origins of life on this planet. (*****)
Ian McEwan: amsterdam
Dark satirical British novel involving 4 lovers, revenge and a double murder, makes for a quick entertaining read. (***)
Ted Gioia: Delta Blues
A fine history of Delta Blues and the musicians who creted this unique sound. I really dug it. (*****)
David S. Reynolds: Waking Giant
A decent overview of America from 1815-1848, the Age of Jackson. (***)
Khaled Hasseini: A Thousand Splendid Suns
A fascinating novel of two women of Afganistan, facing hardships of poverty and terror with struggle and hope. Enlightening insight into lives of women in this country and the political systems over 30 years. (****)
Ayn Rand: The Fountainhead
This novel holds up well, expressing the creativity and individuality of the architect, Roark, who fights for his values. (****)
Barbara Kingsolver: Animal, vegetable, Miracle
A year of eating off the land, told with humor, insight and inspiration . (****)

February 08, 2012

Louisville Road Trip

Sad to think I consider going to Louisville as a road trip....

Went with 3 friends to see the outstanding quilt exhibit at the Carnegie Center in New Albany, beer and fries at the Brewery, a stop at the recently opened coffee shop,"The Quill", down the street featuring the art work of two art instructors from Georgetown College, and Trader Joes which has finally opened in Kentucky.

No longer necessary to drive out of state for some favorite goodies.

The Quill

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Does this mean you'll never leave Ky again?

Posted by: Karen | February 10, 2012 at 06:38 PM

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