Recorded piano and violin version of song from 50 Shades of Grey
Last weekend, AK Barnett-Hart and I were both in Colorado visiting family. We decided to meet up and play some impromptu music together. We decided to go with Ellie Goulding’s […]
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Book Recommendations: cadavers, digestion, and orgasms
Amazon’s book recommendation algorithm was when it put non-fiction writing by Mary Roach at the top of my “Books you may like” list. For the next month, I read three of her […]
5 Book Recommendations: Books you can read in one sitting
Here are 5 books that I read in one sitting because they are that hard to put down. 1. The Fault in Our StarsI don’t usually read fiction, let alone young […]
2013 in Review
I definitely think I’m getting old(er) when time flies by so quickly and suddenly, I’m in my mid-twenties (23 now!!). 2013 is going to be one of those years I […]
Book Review: Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother
Battle Hymn of the Tiger Motherby Amy Chua is probably the most entertaining book I’ve read this year. I give this book a A+. It’s a very fast and easy […]
Book Review: Fifty Shades of Grey
I had to experience what all the hype was about for myself so I bought it. The summary of the story is basically this: an average, innocent (aka virgin), college […]
Book Review: God Never Blinks
Over the Christmas holiday, I went with my sister and dad on a cruise to Mexico. For anyone who has been on a cruise, you will know that there is […]
Book Review: Private Empire by Steve Coll
Before I give a few thoughts on Private Empire: ExxonMobil and American Power, I want to share the merits of the investigative book’s author, Steve Coll. Mr. Coll is a […]
Book Review: The Idea Factory by Jon Gertner
When I first received The Idea Factory in the mail as part of a group of book reviewers who were invited to write about the then not-yet-published non-fiction book, I […]
Book Review: Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell
I recommend Outliers particularly for parents or soon-to-be parents. It describes the combination of opportunities, timing, hard work, and background that forms an extraordinarily successful person, an outlier. What made […]
Book Review: The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand
I received The Fountainhead as a Christmas gift several years ago from a close friend who thought I would enjoy the philosophical analyses of life illustrated by Ayn Rand. The […]
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