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I got to visit a couple of my used book stores today and get rid of a bunch of old books, and trade them in for new books.

So here is what I got this time around:

An American Tragedy-Theodore Dreiser: I have been wanting to read this book for a while and than after Sister Carrie which I really enjoyed, I was even more interest in this book.

Mrs. Dalloway-Virginia Woolf: After reading To the Lighthouse, paired with what I know of Woolf, I have been ...

I have had on occasion some interesting movie experiences in regards to the other people in the theater, but today I think was a first. I went to see the movie Priest, which was awesome for the kind of movie it was, based off a graphic novel, with vampires and lots of wicked cool fighting scenes and I love Paul Bettany and I try to go to the earliest showing of the day because that means less people. So the movie started at 12 o clock, and the theater is practically empty and this group of people ...

This is just a great quote

I beleive in the cutting off of heads ~Jean-Paul Marat

This is an experience I am sure all of us have dealt with, for some it is a painful struggle and for others it may come more naturally and easily, but almost all of us have been there the moment when we realize the time has come to leave off a book unfinished.

When I was younger I used to be all but incapable of leaving a book unfinished. For there was that part of me that once begun felt like I had to know how it would turn out even if it was becoming less than enjoyable to read, ...

Notes from the lambing shed. About a 2 weeks ago.

PEN 1. Lambed last night. Both doing well, only brought in as a precaution, the lamb was smallish and it was cold.

PEN 2. Fostering on. Ewe lost its own lamb to Watery Mouth (E-coli infection) within hours of its birth, in spite of precautionary antibiotic. Foster lamb was a twin with a thin mum, who would struggle to raise two. Need another day or so inside to accept each other. The ewe is in a head yoke so she ...