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Monthly Archives: August 2020
Book Review: Quilts & Women Of The Mormon Migrations
Quilts & Women Of The Mormon Migrations, by Mary Bywater Cross I found this book very cleverly done. Admittedly, I do not think the market for a book like this one is a very large one, necessarily. For those who … Continue reading
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Book Review: The Overland Migrations
The Overland Migrations, by the National Park Service One of the most fascinating aspects of this particular book is that although this is a very excellent little book on the overland migrations between Missouri and the west starting in the … Continue reading
On Predator And Prey Instincts
We had a sermonette yesterday given by one of the deacons in our congregation, and it dealt with a subject that I have long pondered in one form or another. There are essentially three types of instincts that one can … Continue reading
Book Review: I Don’t Want To Die Poor
I Don’t Want To Die Poor: Essays, by Michael Arceneaux It is unclear, and I am no unbiased observer, whether this book will have its intended aim of helping the author die other than poor. There are certainly areas where … Continue reading
Book Review: Sold My Soul For A Student Loan
Sold My Soul For A Student Loan: Higher Education And The Political Economy Of The Future, by Daniel T. Kirsch This is the sort of book that I would be expected to like more than I actually did. Like quite … Continue reading
Book Review: Debt 101
Debt 101: A Crash Course In Debt Management: From Interest Rates And Credit Scores To Student Loans And Debt Payoff Strategies, An Essential Primer On Managing Debt, by Michele Cagan This book is a clever examination of debt from the … Continue reading
Omnia Mors Aequat
Are all equal in death? On April 25, 2013, Al Arabiya English said the following: “Saying that death makes everyone equal is true, but not absolutely. It is true that there must be no aristocracy in death or pain, but … Continue reading
Book Review: 70 Caribbean Recipes
70 Caribbean Recipes: Taste Sensations From The Tropics, by Rosamund Grant Is there a large enough market for food from the Caribbean as a whole, and can islands as diverse as Cuba, Jamaica, and St. Martin/San Maarten be considered as … Continue reading
Book Review: A Tall History Of Sugar
A Tall History Of Sugar: A Novel, by Curdella Forbes This book was not what I wanted or expected–I was hoping for a book that would have some sort of explanation about the nature of sugar in the Jamaican economy … Continue reading
Book Review: Jerk From Jamaica
Jerk From Jamaica: Barbecue Caribbean Style, by Helen Willinsky When one is reading a cookbook in hopes of gathering at least some familiarity for a nation’s cuisine that one hopes to taste a fair bit more of, one’s expectations are … Continue reading
