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I confess: I've never
tipped. I didn't know how
critical it was.
Heads in Beds: A Reckless Memoir of Hotels, Hustles, and So-called Hospitality by Jacob Tomsky. Doubleday, 2012, 256 pages.
Good Lord. I had no
idea what was going on
behind the scenes. Damn.
Nothing earth-shattering,
but a step up from your
average self-help tome.
Marvelous treatise
on our status as sinners all.
Good thing there's grace.
Flunking Sainthood: A Year of Breaking the Sabbath, Forgetting to Pray, and Still Loving My Neighbor by Jana Riess. Paraclete Press, 2011, 192 pages.
A bit precious, a
bit pretentious, but how
could I resist this one?
The first step in
Medical Memoir Addiction:
admit your problem.
Debunks "lizard brain"
idea, but not as clever
as he thinks he is.
Hapless dad tackles
college admissions while
trying not to succumb.
Why millennial
feminists go Gaga for
Disney prosti-tots.
Snarky musings on ironic beards and bulky sweaters. Mindless fun.
Made me find CDs and relive my junior-high
Sondheim obsession.
Zombie Louisa
May Alcott was my favorite
part. Love Alvin Ho!
Shelve it next to The
Penderwicks in my cache of
old-fashioned Awesome.
Full of good stuff to
impress your uncle Bob at
next year's Christmas bash.
Read on a Kindle.
By: Emily,
on 8/28/2013
I felt inspired
by all she did in a year,
and enjoyed the read.