In other news, I finished Jayber Crow and loved it so much I immediately started Nathan Coulter and finished it, too! I feel like, having read both those books, I know so much more about the male mind - about every man I've ever known. Each character in the books is a certain kind of man. They each have their insecurities and their struggles, but it is so completely different from the way women work and think and do. Fascinating. And not the least bit nostalgic for me.
Ah - now I'm looking forward to Hannah Coulter. Nathan Coulter was written from the perspective of Nathan as a child and early teen, Hannah is his wife and that story is written from Hannah's perspective as an old woman.
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What are you knitting and reading? Linking up with Ginny.
I love the shrug and just pinned it.
ReplyDeleteIsn't Wendell Berry great? I loved Hannah Coulter and think you will too.
I also just pinned it for a future project when I need something easy to do. I am loving your list of things you've put up this year. I just made 3 jars of candied jalapenos. I have plenty of the syrup left, so plan on making more as the jalapenos come in.
ReplyDeletethat should be a super quick knit! What fun! I rarely knit with yarns thicker than worsted...but there are perks aren't there? lovely colors!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see your finished project. It will look amazing in that shade of blue.
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