The top five things I plan to do once my foot heals and stops acting so, well, lame are:
1. Dance. Like nobody's watching, even if they are.
2. Run, Forest, run!
3. Kickbox. 5:30. Mondays. Spectrum on Perkins.
4. WEAR THE ADORABLE, ALL-GIRL, NO-NONSENSE-NECESSARY, NEGLECTED SHOES IN MY CLOSET.
5. Take a lot of walks. Just because I can.
Monday, April 16, 2012
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Sunday, April 1, 2012
On the Bookshelf: The Last King of Scotland
I just closed the cover on Giles Foden's "The Last King of Scotland." Even though I had a remarkable trip to that country last year, I never would've picked up this read about a physician in Uganda had a friend not handed it to me.
Now that I have picked it up and finished it, I'm reminded again of the value in exploring genres that are not second nature to me.
There are a few gory scenes, but if you're interested in a book that makes you appreciate democracy, this is a good one.
Now that I have picked it up and finished it, I'm reminded again of the value in exploring genres that are not second nature to me.
There are a few gory scenes, but if you're interested in a book that makes you appreciate democracy, this is a good one.
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