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We have an old-fashioned house (built in 1949) and we like things that go with that era.  These vintage-looking cannisters are perfect.  They are labeled “coffee” “sugar” and

A few months ago, we decided to save money by cooking our own food.  (We had been eating Trader Joe’s frozen meals and going out and that gets

A few months ago, I went shopping for women’s jeans and came home with a pair of men’s jeans.  Every pair of women’s jeans I tried on was

We understand a lot more about how we make decisions, the kinds of mistakes we seem to make and how we experience our world thanks to Danny and

This is a heartbreaking story.  Or rather two stories.  It is the story, on the one hand, of Rachel—whose father was always, always angry.  He was always raging

I stumbled on this book in a used bookstore.  I had just finished a book and really didn’t know what (or even what genre) of book to read

This book has everything we have come to expect of a book “about modern life”: office politics, romance, the urban/rural divide, the friends, the career going nowhere, the

I don’t normally insert politics into this blog but this book felt different because of the questions it asked. I won’t make a habit of it. Promise. A

Lynne Olson’s books fill our bookshelves for I have been reading her books for a long time.  This book is good—as you would expect from a writer and

This is a lovely series set in a world where every person has a special affinity for a particular element: water, fire, air, earth, and wood.  The individual