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This is why I do not read the great, late Robert A. Arthur except sparingly. When I open his front covers, he sails me along one-hundred pages without me feeling any time passing. My dear spouse wanting the light out to sleep and snuggle, is why a bookmark is pausing my place until reading time again tonight.

Sometimes we leave an empty 'like button' click for reviews, if we are busy or have nothing to say. However in general, please: I don't want readers / pals who never comment on my pieces. They are not posted hastily. I research my details and edit my writing until I am happy with them. I put WORK into them and eagerly look for feedback every time I post them. :) Sincerely, Carolyn. (Please never call me "C").

A good education on the impressionist painters and style of the late 1800s, even if I do not like every person's output. I prefer realistic animals, people, and scenery and some of these painters come close. Or they shape their colours and subjects so beautifully and realistically, the unnatural effects are still pleasing to the eyes and heart.

I enjoy art. I do not paint or draw but I like learning what work went into paintings and drawings.

Magnifique, just the story anyone would want to learn about Céline. A tip for people outside Canada: don't say the "N" in Dion. It should not sound like "Dee Awwn". Stop at the "O", ending with the beginning of an "N" sound. The accent is on the second syllable of her family name (DiON) and French literally shows you the accent in the first syllable of her given name (CÉline).

This is a very lovely story that I am happy to learn.

Time to learn about our longtime, beloved, acclaimed, Canadian chanteuse. Thanksgiving Day this sunny October is the ideal time to read her heartfelt biography.

I finished "The Red House" in one day yesterday, recorded as its individual novel so that each volume counts my annual book total. I record my duologies for the final novels they contain.

Happy Thanksgiving Day this holiday long-weekend, from your friends in Canada! If you are gardeners, bring indoors and cover sensitive plants on Friday. Sincerely, Carolyn & family.

I am approaching the finish line of this long medical and spiritual health book!

I am cracking this 540 page nut! I am nearly finished. Better still, I am past the unpleasant subjects of diseases society fears or hopes to avoid. Now, I read about the positive, upbeat way to live wonderful lives.

I certainly disagree with Christiane Northrup on the subject of defining healthy, preferred food. This was republished in 2006, not 1906 and no one calls whole wheat grains or pasta unhealthy, nor do they think artificial sweetener and aspartame are better than just having a damn soft drink once in awhile. Most concerning, Christine hardly mentions vegetarians. Our beliefs that ANIMALS ARE NOT FOOD needs inclusion!

An excellent, spirituality & science inclusive, educational resource and guide.

To my surprise, even the section Dr. Christiane Northrup and I do not believe in was fascinatingly interesting, the terrible era of "hormone replacement therapy". Apparently up to the 1990s: medical doctors themselves and women, who probably included my Mom, were convinced a natural process needed medicating. Pharmaceutical labs made a dangerous error! It is progesterone that drops in perimenopause, not estrogen!