Posts Tagged ‘books’
American Gods
American Gods, a novel by Neil Gaiman is one of my favorite books in the world. As a matter of fact, my original copy of both American Gods and it’s sequel Anansi Boys are both in pretty bad shape. That’s perfectly alright though. Books are meant to be read, and there’s nothing better than a…
Read MoreYoung Dairyman’s Booth
For the last 3 years the Gibson-Posey Young Farmer’s have worked at the Young Dairyman’s Booth on Wednesday at the Vanderburg County Fair. Wednesday is always the night of the concert, so it’s usually super busy. This year was different. Matt and I got to the fair about 5 and were still able to park…
Read MoreRecent Reads
I’ve been on a reading kick in the last few months. I’ve always loved reading, but sometimes, it can be hard for me to find the time to read a book for my own pleasure. But I’ve recently decided to take it up again, and it’s one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. From…
Read MoreBirthday Shopping
I love my husband, but I have decided that he is officially the hardest person to shop for – ever. I went down to Evansville, after work, earlier this week to find him something for his birthday. I started out at Barnes & Noble, thinking I might pick him up a book or two. He…
Read MoreHome for the Winter
Well… it’s that odd time of year again. You know, after you take the Christmas decorations down, but before you want to do any Valentine’s Day decorating. What’s a girl to do? Winter Decor! But what does that mean? When I think of winter colors I think of one of two things. Either pale blue…
Read MoreAnatomy of the Farm
Over the next few weeks, I hope to spend so time with you, discussing a great book I found during a recent trip to the bookstore — Farm Anatomy: The curious parts and pieces of country life, by Julia Rothman. From row crops to gardening and animals, this is a beautiful visual guide to all…
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