Reading now....

March 30, 2015 - One disk left to go in The Nightingale Before Christmas by Donna Andrews.  This is a who done it type mystery.  My money is on the so-called "student reporter."  Hope this isn't spoiling it for anyone.  Anyway it sure beats listening to the radio every day to and from work.

I'm also reading a book called Thai Dai by Monica Ferris.  I like it because it is set in Minnesota and features an amateur sleuth who owns a needlework shop.  I hope to read the entire series some day.  I ran across when trying to learn about eReaders years ago through the library's Overdrive account.  One of the books was an audio.  I downloaded it to my laptop.  I never did finish that one, but hopefully it will still be available when I get to that one again in the series.

Edcamp Indy

At Indianapolis learning many things about My Big Campus, Apps for education, Makerspaces and Google+.

This is one of those days where everything and everyone converges on one spot at one time.  As far as reading goes, I did try to flip through a book about "Storytelling for Young Adults."  I found that it wasn't quite what I was looking for to help me with an upcoming storyteller's retreat.  Me?  Tell stories?  I though I already did that.

On the audio front I sighed as I listened to what the husband did for his wife in "The Wedding" by Nicholas Sparks.  Where are all those men who behave like that?

And last, but not least, I was looking for information about the origins of the moon.  It turns out there are several theories.   I found a rather interesting "Atlas of Space Exploration" that presented them.

This may not be the most interesting post I ever write, but it is here where I will talk about what I am reading, if only to inspire myself to read more!