On a literary note Lou just finished Stephen Carter's NEW ENGLAND WHITE and handed it to me. She has been telling me quotes for a week. It is a thick book but she couldn't quit until she finished it. It is a murder mystery with a black university president married to a wife who had dated the murdered economics professor. They have four children and a weird mother of his wife. I have just read a few pages.
Lou is having a ball reading her files about HER WORK while she works on her memoir. She is finding old letters and reviews that bring back a lot of memories. She is also reading a manuscript for TT Press. Every morning she reads the Bible and has worked her way thru the NT to Revelation. She isn't sure about that book. She also reads a chapter of AMAZING GRACE. Of course during the day she reads the Abilene Reporter-News and Wall Street Journal and comments on the editorials. This is in addition to magazines like Poets and Writers, Newsweek, etc. There was a cartoon with the cut line "I am a voracious amasser of reading material". She clipped that cartoon because she relates.
She is still having a lot of pains that come and go. My pains have decreased but not gone. Yesterday I emptied the burn barrel and today I had to saw off two broken peach tree limbs. A storm blew thru yesterday for a few minutes and two lower limbs on the Alberta peach tree were on the ground. I had picked peaches from both trees the day before using a ladder. We haven't waited until they are completely ripe because the animals will get them. We have several pounds of peaches in paper bags ripening. And my arms are still working.
Lou is having a ball reading her files about HER WORK while she works on her memoir. She is finding old letters and reviews that bring back a lot of memories. She is also reading a manuscript for TT Press. Every morning she reads the Bible and has worked her way thru the NT to Revelation. She isn't sure about that book. She also reads a chapter of AMAZING GRACE. Of course during the day she reads the Abilene Reporter-News and Wall Street Journal and comments on the editorials. This is in addition to magazines like Poets and Writers, Newsweek, etc. There was a cartoon with the cut line "I am a voracious amasser of reading material". She clipped that cartoon because she relates.
She is still having a lot of pains that come and go. My pains have decreased but not gone. Yesterday I emptied the burn barrel and today I had to saw off two broken peach tree limbs. A storm blew thru yesterday for a few minutes and two lower limbs on the Alberta peach tree were on the ground. I had picked peaches from both trees the day before using a ladder. We haven't waited until they are completely ripe because the animals will get them. We have several pounds of peaches in paper bags ripening. And my arms are still working.
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