Meanderings and Muses: A Brief History of Eloquence

I'm a lover of words and a lover of images.

The photos you see in the blog posts were mostly shot by me or by husband Donald. Or, they're old family photos - a lovely little benefit of being a part of families who recognized the beauty of preserving our history through photography.

If the photos are not ours, I have tried whenever possible to caption or link the photos to their source. This hasn't always been possible as there are a lot of uncredited images available through the internet.

My sincere thanks to the generosity of so many talented photographers who so graciously share their work for so many of us to enjoy, share and learn from.

IF you see a photo here that is a copyright infringement, please send me an email (barleykw @ appstate dot com) and I'll remove it immediately.

Books Read

Every year I promise myself I'm going to keep a log of books I'm reading. And I immediately forget. Then I remember again, but only after I've already read a few books, but can't be sure I'll remember them all and so - - can't bring myself to start the list. It's sort of like missing the first 30 minutes of a movie. I just can't watch it if I've missed the beginning. And being the anal ol' soul I am, I can't bring myself to start a list if I can't be sure it's going to be a complete one. So. I decided to keep a list during 2010 and found it to be a fun thing. Especially for a compulsive list-maker like myself.

You can see my 2010 list here -

http://meanderingsandmuses.blogspot.com/2010/12/books-read-during-2010.html

And, you can see my 2011 list here -

http://www.meanderingsandmuses.com/2011/12/books-read-during-2011.html

And here's my 2012 list -

http://www.meanderingsandmuses.com/2013/01/books-read-in-2012.html

And, my 2013 list -

http://www.meanderingsandmuses.com/2013/12/books-read-duing-2013.html

And, my 2014 list -

http://www.meanderingsandmuses.com/2014/12/books-read-in-2014.html

And, my 2015 list -

http://www.meanderingsandmuses.com/2015/12/books-read-in-2015_14.html

And, my 2016 list -

http://www.meanderingsandmuses.com/2016/12/books-read-during-2016.html

And, my 2017 list -

http://www.meanderingsandmuses.com/2017/12/books-read-during-2017.html

And, my 2018 list -

http://www.meanderingsandmuses.com/2018/12/books-i-read-in-2018.html

AND, because I enjoyed doing it, I'm going to do it again this year.

Books Read in 2019

Sunset Beach by Mary Kay Andrews (ARC)
Good Riddance by Elinor Lipman
Secrets of Willow House by Susanne O'Leary (ARC)
Wolfhunter River by Rachel Caine (ARC)
Winter Garden by Kristin Hannah
The Beantown Girls by Jane Healey (ARC)
The Peacock Emporium by JoJo Moyes (ARC)
The Paris Seamstress by Natasha Lester
Connections in Death by J. D. Robb
I'll Never Tell by Catherine McKenzie (ARC)
The Last Book Party by Karen Dukess (ARC)
Peachtree Road by Anne Rivers Siddons
Women Rowing North by Mary Pipher
The Parisians by Marius Gabriel
Paris, 7 a.m. by Lisa Wieland (ARC)
Mistress of the Ritz by Melanie Benjamin (ARC)
The Probable Future by Alice Hoffman
More than Words by Jill Santopolo
Verses for the Dead by Lincoln & Child
Without Reservations by Alice Steinbach
Rosewood's Ashes by Aileen Schumacher
Travels with Epicurus by Daniel Klein
Tiger Lily by Jodi Lynn Anderson
What the Dead Want by Norah Olson
Our Prince of Scribes; Writers Remember Pat Conroy edited by Nicole Seitz and Jonathan Haupt

FTC Disclosure Notice

FTC has a regulation which went into effect in December, 2009 which says, basically - "Amateur Bloggers to Disclose Freebies or Be Fined." Significantly fined. So. Since I happen to be an amateur blogger who sometimes receives free books, here's my required FTC Disclosure Notice: Dear FTC - Regarding review copies of books obtained for this blog. No other compensation is accepted beyond review copies of books - ever. When I do write a review, or opinion, the source of the book cited will be disclosed in the post in which the review/opinon appears. If you have questions, please feel free to contact me.

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Tuesday, April 25, 2017

A Brief History of Eloquence

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