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14 years ago @ The Blue Bookcase - Reading Lists: Medical... · 1 reply · +1 points

Ten Years of Medicine and the Arts, edited by Lisa R. Dittrich

14 years ago @ The Blue Bookcase - Reading Lists: Medical... · 3 replies · +1 points

It is not a medical narrative, but I thought of you while flipping through a book at my parents' house. My father has a Arts and Medicine book. It's a collection of essays printed in a medical journal over a span of several years relating art (mostly books, few paintings) and how it influenced the author's idea of medicine in some way.

14 years ago @ The Blue Bookcase - Post: Whatcha Readin\'? · 0 replies · +1 points

I am reading a hilariously terrible travel guide called Culture Shock! A Survival Guide to Customs and Etiquette: Hungary by Zsuzsanna Ardo. Now I wish I had written down the best lines, but here are a few I read last night. "One explanation you may be offered to account for Hungary's respectable place in the international league table of suicides is a nebulous reference to work." and "You will know your lover is the real McCoy, a Hungarian on heat, when humongous bunches of exquisite flora or other surprises hit you at all times and places." Although I do like her (for once) succinct line "Hungary is the belly button of Europe. So there you have it." If only she'd tell me what to pack for lint protection.

14 years ago @ Single Dad Laughing - Deflated and Four · 0 replies · +1 points

Ouch. Hit a little close too home. I am a master at Zoning Out! :(
My recent post Day 19- Painting the Town Pink

14 years ago @ Single Dad Laughing - In honor of Carissa · 0 replies · +1 points

Dan, I enjoyed this post very much. Carissa's example reminded me very much of a story I posted on my blog in honor of Autism Awareness Day. There is a beautiful metaphor of planning a trip to Italy only to suddenly find yourself in Holland and learning to love what Holland has to offer. I drew a picture of blue tulips to honor the day. As I read about Carissa I couldn't help but think about the beautiful, radiant tulip that would represent her. Thanks for sharing her joy and love.

14 years ago @ The Blue Bookcase - Top Ten Tuesday: Bad B... · 1 reply · +1 points

Great post. I love your Top Ten Tuesday. Funny thing--I just read Animal Dreams and I totally agree about the cover. I hate to say it, but if it had been any other author, I probably wouldn't have checked it out. Hey....ART IDEA! Redesign a book cover! Awesome! Thanks :0)

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