Just My Personal Opinion, Of Course...

    One of the issues that I noticed  in Sundown by Judith Harway was that the author had lived with parents who had no need or desire to teach their children about any formal religion. What readers will see are remnants of atheism, Catholicism, Jewish--and non-definitive spirituality all becoming part of the Daughter's life as she went through the time she shared when her mother's was diagnosed with Alzheimer's... The book is not in any real way based upon religion except as it affects the author... I bring this up only because, as you know, I have a Christian background and training and have found music often a comforting expression of my feelings. So, I am merely adding my personal thoughts for the entire family of this and others who have lived with an individual suffering from Alzheimer's. This book is powerfully written and has an excellent format of presentation for issues, with a Table of Contents which will allow a quick check on an issue when needed....

http://www.123rf.com/ "When I woke him up this morning, I dropped the thong on his chest from the babydoll lingerie I bought this week. I never wear the thongs that come with babydolls, sine I prefer to go commando. "But I thought he might like a "souvenir." Any man who seduces me with my own books deserves a treat. Purrrrrr... ~~~ Being Naughty: The Life & Times of an Erotica Novelist (Memoir Series) By Laura Stamps I met Laura through her poetry  which I thoroughly enjoyed, so if you enjoy poetry click over there to read my thoughts... On the other hand, when I went out to explore further, I found that all the rest of her writing is in one area... So, if you aren't into erotica, you'll have to be satisfied with her beautiful poetic words. Now, I have to immediately admit that I did not really read the blurb for this book, so was totally surprised to learn that it was an edited version of Laura's blog. I enjoy reading blogs, ...